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Word	Syllables
contemporaneity (noun)	con·tem·po·ra·ne·i·ty
contemporaneous (adjective)	con·tem·po·ra·ne·ous
contemporaneously (adverb)	con·tem·po·ra·ne·ous·ly
contemporaneousness (noun)	con·tem·po·ra·ne·ous·ness
contemporarily (adverb)	con·tem·po·rar·i·ly
contemporariness (noun)	con·tem·po·rar·i·ness
contemporary (adjective)	con·tem·po·rary
contemporary (noun)	contemporary
contemporize (verb)	con·tem·po·rize
contempt (noun)	con·tempt
contemptibility (noun)	con·tempt·i·bil·i·ty
contemptible (adjective)	con·tempt·ible
contemptibleness (noun)	con·tempt·ible·ness
contemptibly (adverb)	con·tempt·ibly
contemptuous (adjective)	con·temp·tu·ous
contemptuously (adverb)	con·temp·tu·ous·ly
contemptuousness (noun)	con·temp·tu·ous·ness
contend (verb)	con·tend
contender (noun)	con·tend·er
content (adjective)	con·tent
content (verb)	content
content (noun)	content
contented (adjective)	con·tent·ed
contentedly (adverb)	con·tent·ed·ly
contentedness (noun)	con·tent·ed·ness
contention (noun)	con·ten·tion
contentious (adjective)	con·ten·tious
contentiously (adverb)	con·ten·tious·ly
contentiousness (noun)	con·ten·tious·ness
contentless (adjective)	con·tent·less
contentment (noun)	con·tent·ment
conterminous (adjective)	con·ter·mi·nous
conterminously (adverb)	con·ter·mi·nous·ly
contessa (noun)	con·tes·sa
contest (verb)	con·test
contest (noun)	con·test
contestable (adjective)	con·test·able
contestant (noun)	con·tes·tant
contestation (noun)	con·tes·ta·tion
contester (noun)	con·test·er
context (noun)	con·text
context-free (adjective)	con·text-free
contextless (adjective)	con·text·less
contextual (adjective)	con·tex·tu·al
contextualism (noun)	con·tex·tu·al·ism
contextualist (noun)	con·tex·tu·al·ist
contextualization (noun)	con·tex·tu·al·i·za·tion
contextualize (verb)	con·tex·tu·al·ize
contextually (adverb)	con·tex·tu·al·ly
contexture (noun)	con·tex·ture
contiguity (noun)	con·ti·gu·i·ty
contiguous (adjective)	con·tig·u·ous
contiguously (adverb)	con·tig·u·ous·ly
contiguousness (noun)	con·tig·u·ous·ness
continence (noun)	con·ti·nence
continent (adjective)	con·ti·nent
continent (noun)	con·ti·nent
continental (adjective)	con·ti·nen·tal
continental (noun)	continental
continentally (adverb)	con·ti·nen·tal·ly
continently (adverb)	con·ti·nent·ly
contingence (noun)	con·tin·gence
contingency (noun)	con·tin·gen·cy
contingent (adjective)	con·tin·gent
contingent (noun)	contingent
contingently (adverb)	con·tin·gent·ly
continual (adjective)	con·tin·u·al
continually (adverb)	con·tin·u·al·ly
continuance (noun)	con·tin·u·ance
continuant (noun)	con·tin·u·ant
continuant (adjective)	continuant
continuate (adjective)	con·tin·u·ate
continuation (noun)	con·tin·u·a·tion
continuative (adjective)	con·tin·u·a·tive
continuative (noun)	con·tin·u·a·tive
continuator (noun)	con·tin·u·a·tor
continue (verb)	con·tin·ue
continued (adjective)	continued
continuer (noun)	con·tinu·er
continuing (adjective)	continuing
continuingly (adverb)	con·tin·u·ing·ly
continuity (noun)	con·ti·nu·i·ty
continuo (noun)	con·tin·uo
continuous (adjective)	con·tin·u·ous
continuously (adverb)	con·tin·u·ous·ly
continuousness (noun)	con·tin·u·ous·ness
continuum (noun)	con·tin·u·um
contort (verb)	con·tort
contortion (noun)	con·tor·tion
contortionist (noun)	con·tor·tion·ist
contortionistic (adjective)	con·tor·tion·is·tic
contortive (adjective)	con·tor·tive
contour (noun)	con·tour
contour (adjective)	contour
contour (verb)	contour
contra (preposition)	con·tra
contra (noun)	con·tra
contra-suggestible (adjective)	con·tra-sug·gest·i·ble
contraband (noun)	con·tra·band
contraband (adjective)	contraband

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