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Word	Syllables
comic (noun)	comic
comic-opera (adjective)	com·ic-op·era
comical (adjective)	com·i·cal
comicality (noun)	com·i·cal·i·ty
comically (adverb)	com·i·cal·ly
Comice (noun)	Co·mice
coming (noun)	com·ing
coming (adjective)	coming
coming-of-age (noun)	coming-of-age
coming-out (noun)	com·ing-out
coming-out (adjective)	com·ing-out
comingle (verb)	co·min·gle
Comintern (noun)	Com·in·tern
comital (adjective)	com·i·tal
comitia (noun)	co·mi·tia
comitial (adjective)	co·mi·tial
comity (noun)	co·mi·ty
comix (noun)	com·ix
comm (noun)	comm
comma (noun)	com·ma
command (verb)	com·mand
command (noun)	command
command (adjective)	command
command-driven (adjective)	com·mand-driv·en
commandable (adjective)	com·mand·able
commandant (noun)	com·man·dant
commandeer (verb)	com·man·deer
commander (noun)	com·mand·er
commandership (noun)	com·mand·er·ship
commandery (noun)	com·mand·ery
commanding (adjective)	com·mand·ing
commandingly (adverb)	com·mand·ing·ly
commandment (noun)	com·mand·ment
commando (noun)	com·man·do
commemorate (verb)	com·mem·o·rate
commemoration (noun)	com·mem·o·ra·tion
commemorative (adjective)	com·mem·o·ra·tive
commemorative (noun)	commemorative
commemoratively (adverb)	com·mem·o·ra·tive·ly
commemorator (noun)	com·mem·o·ra·tor
commemoratory (adjective)	com·mem·o·ra·to·ry
commence (verb)	com·mence
commencement (noun)	com·mence·ment
commencer (noun)	com·menc·er
commend (verb)	com·mend
commendable (adjective)	com·mend·able
commendably (adverb)	com·mend·ably
commendation (noun)	com·men·da·tion
commendatory (adjective)	com·men·da·to·ry
commender (noun)	com·mend·er
commensal (adjective)	com·men·sal
commensal (noun)	commensal
commensalism (noun)	com·men·sal·ism
commensality (noun)	com·men·sal·i·ty
commensally (adverb)	com·men·sal·ly
commensurability (noun)	com·men·su·ra·bil·i·ty
commensurable (adjective)	com·men·su·ra·ble
commensurably (adverb)	com·men·su·ra·bly
commensurate (adjective)	com·men·su·rate
commensurately (adverb)	com·men·su·rate·ly
commensuration (noun)	com·men·su·ra·tion
comment (noun)	com·ment
comment (verb)	comment
commentariat (noun)	com·men·tar·i·at
commentary (noun)	com·men·tary
commentate (verb)	com·men·tate
commentator (noun)	com·men·ta·tor
commenter (noun)	com·ment·er
commerce (noun)	com·merce
commerce (verb)	com·merce
commercial (adjective)	com·mer·cial
commercial (noun)	commercial
commercialise (verb)	com·mer·cial·ise
commercialism (noun)	com·mer·cial·ism
commercialist (noun)	com·mer·cial·ist
commercialistic (adjective)	com·mer·cial·is·tic
commerciality (noun)	com·mer·ci·al·i·ty
commercialization (noun)	com·mer·cial·i·za·tion
commercialize (verb)	com·mer·cial·ize
commercially (adverb)	com·mer·cial·ly
commie (noun)	com·mie
commie (adjective)	com·mie
commination (noun)	com·mi·na·tion
comminatory (adjective)	com·mi·na·to·ry
commingle (verb)	com·min·gle
comminute (verb)	com·mi·nute
comminuted (adjective)	com·mi·nut·ed
comminution (noun)	com·mi·nu·tion
commis (noun)	com·mis
commiserate (verb)	com·mis·er·ate
commiseratingly (adverb)	com·mis·er·at·ing·ly
commiseration (noun)	com·mis·er·a·tion
commiserative (adjective)	com·mis·er·a·tive
commish (noun)	com·mish
commissaire (noun)	com·mis·saire
commissar (noun)	com·mis·sar
commissarial (adjective)	com·mis·sar·i·al
commissariat (noun)	com·mis·sar·i·at
commissary (noun)	com·mis·sary
commission (noun)	com·mis·sion

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