OFFLE
The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English

Syllable Dictionary

back to index

Word	Syllables
comsymp (noun)	com·symp
Comte (noun)	Comte
Comtian (adjective)	Comt·ian
Comtism (noun)	Comt·ism
Comtist (adjective)	Comt·ist
Comtist (noun)	Comt·ist
con (verb)	con
con (adverb)	con
con (noun)	con
con (adjective)	con
conalbumin (noun)	con·al·bu·min
conation (noun)	co·na·tion
conative (adjective)	co·na·tive
concanavalin (noun)	con·ca·nav·a·lin
concatenate (adjective)	con·cat·e·nate
concatenate (verb)	concatenate
concatenation (noun)	con·cat·e·na·tion
concave (adjective)	con·cave
concave (noun)	con·cave
concavely (adverb)	con·cave·ly
concavity (noun)	con·cav·i·ty
concavo-concave (adjective)	con·ca·vo-con·cave
concavo-convex (adjective)	con·ca·vo-con·vex
conceal (verb)	con·ceal
concealable (adjective)	con·ceal·able
concealer (noun)	con·ceal·er
concealingly (adverb)	con·ceal·ing·ly
concealment (noun)	con·ceal·ment
concede (verb)	con·cede
concededly (adverb)	con·ced·ed·ly
conceder (noun)	con·ced·er
conceit (noun)	con·ceit
conceit (verb)	conceit
conceited (adjective)	con·ceit·ed
conceitedly (adverb)	con·ceit·ed·ly
conceitedness (noun)	con·ceit·ed·ness
conceivability (noun)	con·ceiv·abil·i·ty
conceivable (adjective)	con·ceiv·able
conceivableness (noun)	con·ceiv·able·ness
conceivably (adverb)	con·ceiv·ably
conceive (verb)	con·ceive
conceiver (noun)	con·ceiv·er
concelebrant (noun)	con·cel·e·brant
concelebrate (verb)	con·cel·e·brate
concelebration (noun)	con·cel·e·bra·tion
concent (noun)	con·cent
concenter (verb)	con·cen·ter
concentrate (verb)	con·cen·trate
concentrate (noun)	concentrate
concentrated (adjective)	con·cen·trat·ed
concentratedly (adverb)	con·cen·trat·ed·ly
concentration (noun)	con·cen·tra·tion
concentrative (adjective)	con·cen·tra·tive
concentrator (noun)	con·cen·tra·tor
concentric (adjective)	con·cen·tric
concentrically (adverb)	con·cen·tri·cal·ly
concentricity (noun)	con·cen·tric·i·ty
concept (noun)	con·cept
concept (adjective)	concept
conceptacle (noun)	con·cep·ta·cle
conception (noun)	con·cep·tion
conceptional (adjective)	con·cep·tion·al
conceptive (adjective)	con·cep·tive
conceptual (adjective)	con·cep·tu·al
conceptualise (verb)	con·cep·tu·al·ise
conceptualism (noun)	con·cep·tu·al·ism
conceptualist (noun)	con·cep·tu·al·ist
conceptualistic (adjective)	con·cep·tu·al·is·tic
conceptualistically (adverb)	con·cep·tu·al·is·ti·cal·ly
conceptuality (noun)	con·cep·tu·al·i·ty
conceptualization (noun)	con·cep·tu·al·i·za·tion
conceptualize (verb)	con·cep·tu·al·ize
conceptualizer (noun)	con·cep·tu·al·iz·er
conceptually (adverb)	con·cep·tu·al·ly
conceptus (noun)	con·cep·tus
concern (verb)	con·cern
concern (noun)	concern
concerned (adjective)	concerned
concernedly (adverb)	con·cern·ed·ly
concerning (preposition)	concerning
concernment (noun)	con·cern·ment
concert (noun)	con·cert
concert (adjective)	concert
concert (verb)	con·cert
concertante (adjective)	con·cer·tan·te
concerted (adjective)	con·cert·ed
concertedly (adverb)	con·cert·ed·ly
concertedness (noun)	con·cert·ed·ness
concertgoer (noun)	con·cert·go·er
concertgoing (noun)	con·cert·go·ing
concertgoing (adjective)	con·cert·go·ing
concertina (noun)	con·cer·ti·na
concertina (verb)	con·cer·ti·na
concertino (noun)	con·cer·ti·no
concertize (verb)	con·cert·ize
concertmaster (noun)	con·cert·mas·ter
concertmeister (noun)	con·cert·meis·ter
concerto (noun)	con·cer·to
concession (noun)	con·ces·sion
concessionaire (noun)	con·ces·sion·aire

6001 - 6100 of 10064 results with c previous next