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Word	Syllables
adulterant (noun)	adul·ter·ant
adulterant (adjective)	adulterant
adulterate (verb)	adul·ter·ate
adulterate (adjective)	adul·ter·ate
adulteration (noun)	adul·ter·a·tion
adulterator (noun)	adul·ter·a·tor
adulterer (noun)	adul·ter·er
adulteress (noun)	adul·ter·ess
adulterine (adjective)	adul·ter·ine
adulterous (adjective)	adul·ter·ous
adulterously (adverb)	adul·ter·ous·ly
adultery (noun)	adul·tery
adultescent (noun)	ad·ult·es·cent
adulthood (noun)	adult·hood
adultlike (adjective)	adult·like
adultly (adverb)	adult·ly
adultness (noun)	adult·ness
adultress (noun)	adul·tress
adumbrate (verb)	ad·um·brate
adumbration (noun)	ad·um·bra·tion
adumbrative (adjective)	ad·um·bra·tive
adumbratively (adverb)	ad·um·bra·tive·ly
adust (adjective)	adust
Advaita (noun)	Ad·vai·ta
advance (verb)	ad·vance
advance (noun)	advance
advance (adjective)	advance
advanced (adjective)	ad·vanced
advancement (noun)	ad·vance·ment
advancer (noun)	ad·vanc·er
advancing (adjective)	ad·van·cing
advantage (noun)	ad·van·tage
advantage (verb)	advantage
advantaged (adjective)	advantaged
advantageous (adjective)	ad·van·ta·geous
advantageously (adverb)	ad·van·ta·geous·ly
advantageousness (noun)	ad·van·ta·geous·ness
advect (verb)	ad·vect
advection (noun)	ad·vec·tion
advective (adjective)	ad·vec·tive
Advent (noun)	Ad·vent
advent (noun)	ad·vent
Adventism (noun)	Ad·vent·ism
Adventist (adjective)	Ad·vent·ist
Adventist (noun)	Ad·vent·ist
adventitia (noun)	ad·ven·ti·tia
adventitial (adjective)	ad·ven·ti·tial
adventitious (adjective)	ad·ven·ti·tious
adventitiously (adverb)	ad·ven·ti·tious·ly
adventive (adjective)	ad·ven·tive
adventive (noun)	adventive
adventure (noun)	ad·ven·ture
adventure (verb)	adventure
adventurer (noun)	ad·ven·tur·er
adventuresome (adjective)	ad·ven·ture·some
adventuresomeness (noun)	ad·ven·ture·some·ness
adventuress (noun)	ad·ven·tur·ess
adventurism (noun)	ad·ven·tur·ism
adventurist (noun)	ad·ven·tur·ist
adventuristic (adjective)	ad·ven·tur·is·tic
adventurous (adjective)	ad·ven·tur·ous
adventurously (adverb)	ad·ven·tur·ous·ly
adventurousness (noun)	ad·ven·tur·ous·ness
adverb (noun)	ad·verb
adverb (adjective)	adverb
adverbial (adjective)	ad·ver·bi·al
adverbial (noun)	adverbial
adverbially (adverb)	ad·ver·bi·al·ly
advergame (noun)	ad·ver·game
advergaming (noun)	ad·ver·gam·ing
adversarial (adjective)	ad·ver·sar·i·al
adversarially (adverb)	ad·ver·sar·i·al·ly
adversariness (noun)	ad·ver·sari·ness
adversary (noun)	ad·ver·sary
adversary (adjective)	adversary
adversative (adjective)	ad·ver·sa·tive
adversative (noun)	adversative
adversatively (adverb)	ad·ver·sa·tive·ly
adverse (adjective)	ad·verse
adversely (adverb)	ad·verse·ly
adverseness (noun)	ad·verse·ness
adversity (noun)	ad·ver·si·ty
advert (verb)	ad·vert
advert (noun)	ad·vert
advertence (noun)	ad·ver·tence
advertency (noun)	ad·ver·ten·cy
advertent (adjective)	ad·ver·tent
advertently (adverb)	ad·ver·tent·ly
advertise (verb)	ad·ver·tise
advertisement (noun)	ad·ver·tise·ment
advertiser (noun)	ad·ver·tis·er
advertising (noun)	ad·ver·tis·ing
advertorial (noun)	ad·ver·to·ri·al
advice (noun)	ad·vice
advisability (noun)	ad·vis·abil·i·ty
advisable (adjective)	ad·vis·able
advisableness (noun)	ad·vis·able·ness
advisably (adverb)	ad·vis·ably
advise (verb)	ad·vise
advised (adjective)	ad·vised

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