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Word	Syllables
contrabandist (noun)	con·tra·band·ist
contrabass (noun)	con·tra·bass
contrabass (adjective)	contrabass
contrabassist (noun)	con·tra·bass·ist
contrabassoon (noun)	con·tra·bas·soon
contraception (noun)	con·tra·cep·tion
contraceptive (adjective)	con·tra·cep·tive
contraceptive (noun)	con·tra·cep·tive
contract (noun)	con·tract
contract (verb)	con·tract
contract (adjective)	contract
contractable (adjective)	con·tract·a·ble
contractee (noun)	con·tract·ee
contractibility (noun)	con·tract·ibil·i·ty
contractible (adjective)	con·tract·ible
contractile (adjective)	con·trac·tile
contractility (noun)	con·trac·til·i·ty
contraction (noun)	con·trac·tion
contractional (adjective)	con·trac·tion·al
contractionary (adjective)	con·trac·tion·ary
contractive (adjective)	con·trac·tive
contractor (noun)	con·trac·tor
contractual (adjective)	con·trac·tu·al
contractually (adverb)	con·trac·tu·al·ly
contractural (adjective)	con·trac·tur·al
contracture (noun)	con·trac·ture
contradance (noun)	con·tra·dance
contradict (verb)	con·tra·dict
contradictable (adjective)	con·tra·dict·able
contradiction (noun)	con·tra·dic·tion
contradictious (adjective)	con·tra·dic·tious
contradictor (noun)	con·tra·dic·tor
contradictorily (adverb)	con·tra·dic·to·ri·ly
contradictoriness (noun)	con·tra·dic·to·ri·ness
contradictory (noun)	con·tra·dic·to·ry
contradictory (adjective)	contradictory
contradistinction (noun)	con·tra·dis·tinc·tion
contradistinctive (adjective)	con·tra·dis·tinc·tive
contradistinctively (adverb)	con·tra·dis·tinc·tive·ly
contradistinguish (verb)	con·tra·dis·tin·guish
contrafactive (adjective)	con·tra·fac·tive
contrafactual (adjective)	con·tra·fac·tu·al
contrail (noun)	con·trail
contraindicate (verb)	con·tra·in·di·cate
contraindication (noun)	con·tra·in·di·ca·tion
contralateral (adjective)	con·tra·lat·er·al
contralto (noun)	con·tral·to
contraposition (noun)	con·tra·po·si·tion
contrapositive (noun)	con·tra·pos·i·tive
contrapositive (adjective)	con·tra·pos·i·tive
contrapposto (noun)	con·trap·pos·to
contraption (noun)	con·trap·tion
contrapuntal (adjective)	con·tra·pun·tal
contrapuntally (adverb)	con·tra·pun·tal·ly
contrapuntist (noun)	con·tra·pun·tist
contrarian (noun)	con·trar·i·an
contrarian (adjective)	contrarian
contrarianism (noun)	con·trar·i·an·ism
contrariety (noun)	con·tra·ri·ety
contrarily (adverb)	con·trari·ly
contrariness (noun)	con·trari·ness
contrarious (adjective)	con·trar·i·ous
contrariwise (adverb)	con·trari·wise
contrary (noun)	con·trary
contrary (adjective)	con·trary
contrary (adverb)	contrary
contrast (verb)	con·trast
contrast (noun)	con·trast
contrastable (adjective)	con·trast·able
contrastingly (adverb)	con·trast·ing·ly
contrastive (adjective)	con·tras·tive
contrastively (adverb)	con·tras·tive·ly
contrasty (adjective)	con·trasty
contravene (verb)	con·tra·vene
contravener (noun)	con·tra·ven·er
contravention (noun)	con·tra·ven·tion
contre-jour (adjective)	con·tre-jour
contredanse (noun)	contredanse
contretemps (noun)	con·tre·temps
contribute (verb)	con·trib·ute
contribution (noun)	con·tri·bu·tion
contributive (adjective)	con·trib·u·tive
contributively (adverb)	con·trib·u·tive·ly
contributor (noun)	con·trib·u·tor
contributory (adjective)	con·trib·u·to·ry
contrite (adjective)	con·trite
contritely (adverb)	con·trite·ly
contriteness (noun)	con·trite·ness
contrition (noun)	con·tri·tion
contrivable (adjective)	con·triv·a·ble
contrivance (noun)	con·triv·ance
contrive (verb)	con·trive
contrived (adjective)	contrived
contriver (noun)	con·triv·er
control (verb)	con·trol
control (noun)	control
controllability (noun)	con·trol·la·bil·i·ty
controllable (adjective)	con·trol·la·ble
controllably (adverb)	con·trol·la·bly
controlled (adjective)	con·trolled

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