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 *incipience, -ent
 * incumbency,-ent
 * independence
 * independent
 * indolence, -ent
 * inference
 * inherence, -ent
 * intermittent
 * iridescence, -ent
 * lambent
 * latency, -ent
 * leniency, -ent
 * magniloquence
 * magniloquent
 * malevolence,-ent
 * mellifluence, -ent
 * mollient
 * obedience, -ent
 * occurrence, -ent
 * omniscience, -ent
 * opulence, -ency
 * opulent
 * patience, -ent
 * pendency
 * pendent (adj.)
 * penitence, -ent
 * permanence
 * permanency
 * permanent
 * pertinence, -ent
 * pestilence, -ent
 * poculent
 * portent
 * potency, -ent
 * precedence, -ent
 * preference
 * prescience, -ent
 * presence, -ent
 * presidency, -ent
 * proficiency, -ent
 * prominence, -ent
 * proponent
 * providence, -ent
 * prudence, -ent
 * purulence, -ent
 * quintessence
 * recurrence, -ent
 * reference
 * refluence, -ent
 * repellent
 * residence, -ency
 * resident
 * resolvent
 * resplendence
 * resplendent
 * respondent
 * reverence, -ent
 * sentient
 * solvency, -ent
 * somnolency, -ent
 * subserviency
 * subservient
 * subsidence, -ency
 * subsistence, -ent
 * succulent
 * superintendence
 * superintendency
 * superintendent
 * tendence, -ency
 * transcendence
 * transcendency
 * transcendent
 * transference
 * transient
 * transparency
 * transparent
 * transplendency
 * transplendent
 * turbulence, -ent
 * vicegerency, -ent
 * virulence, -ent

With few exceptions, words not found in the above list should end in -ance, -ancy, or -ant.