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Word	Syllables
démarche (noun)	dé·marche
demark (verb)	de·mark
demassification (noun)	de·mas·si·fi·ca·tion
demassify (verb)	de·mas·si·fy
dematerialization (noun)	de·ma·te·ri·al·i·za·tion
dematerialize (verb)	de·ma·te·ri·al·ize
deme (noun)	deme
demean (verb)	de·mean
demeanor (noun)	de·mean·or
demeanour (noun)	de·mean·our
dement (noun)	de·ment
demented (adjective)	de·ment·ed
dementedly (adverb)	de·ment·ed·ly
dementedness (noun)	de·ment·ed·ness
démenti (noun)	dé·men·ti
dementia (noun)	de·men·tia
demential (adjective)	de·men·tial
demerara (noun)	dem·e·ra·ra
demerit (noun)	de·mer·it
demeritorious (adjective)	de·mer·i·to·ri·ous
Demerol (noun)	Dem·e·rol
demersal (adjective)	de·mer·sal
demesne (noun)	de·mesne
Demeter (noun)	De·me·ter
demethylate (verb)	de·meth·yl·ate
demethylation (noun)	de·meth·yl·a·tion
demi-caractère (noun)	de·mi-ca·rac·tère
demi-glace (noun)	demi-glace
demi-pension (noun)	de·mi-pen·sion
demi-sec (adjective)	demi-sec
demigod (noun)	demi·god
demigoddess (noun)	demi·god·dess
demijohn (noun)	demi·john
demilitarization (noun)	de·mil·i·tar·i·za·tion
demilitarize (verb)	de·mil·i·ta·rize
demimondaine (noun)	demi·mon·daine
demimonde (noun)	demi·monde
demine (verb)	de·mine
deminer (noun)	de·min·er
demineralization (noun)	de·min·er·al·i·za·tion
demineralize (verb)	de·min·er·al·ize
demineralizer (noun)	de·min·er·al·iz·er
demirep (noun)	demi·rep
demise (verb)	de·mise
demise (noun)	demise
demisemiquaver (noun)	demi·semi·qua·ver
demission (noun)	de·mis·sion
demit (verb)	de·mit
demitasse (noun)	demi·tasse
demiurge (noun)	demi·urge
demiurgic (adjective)	demi·ur·gic
demiurgical (adjective)	dem·i·ur·gi·cal
demiworld (noun)	demi·world
demo (noun)	demo
demo (verb)	dem·o
demob (verb)	de·mob
demob (noun)	demob
demobilization (noun)	de·mo·bi·li·za·tion
demobilize (verb)	de·mo·bi·lize
democracy (noun)	de·moc·ra·cy
democrat (noun)	dem·o·crat
democratic (adjective)	dem·o·crat·ic
Democratic-Republican (adjective)	Democratic-Republican
democratically (adverb)	dem·o·crat·i·cal·ly
democratization (noun)	de·moc·ra·ti·za·tion
democratize (verb)	de·moc·ra·tize
democratizer (noun)	de·moc·ra·tiz·er
démodé (adjective)	dé·mo·dé
démodé (adjective)	dé·mo·dé
demoded (adjective)	de·mod·ed
demodulate (verb)	de·mod·u·late
demodulation (noun)	de·mod·u·la·tion
demodulator (noun)	de·mod·u·la·tor
Demogorgon (noun)	De·mo·gor·gon
demographer (noun)	de·mog·ra·pher
demographic (adjective)	de·mo·graph·ic
demographic (noun)	demographic
demographical (adjective)	dem·o·graph·i·cal
demographically (adverb)	de·mo·graph·i·cal·ly
demographics (noun)	dem·o·graph·ics
demography (noun)	de·mog·ra·phy
demoiselle (noun)	dem·oi·selle
demolish (verb)	de·mol·ish
demolisher (noun)	de·mol·ish·er
demolishment (noun)	de·mol·ish·ment
demolition (noun)	de·mo·li·tion
demolitionist (noun)	de·mo·li·tion·ist
demon (noun)	de·mon
demonetization (noun)	de·mon·e·ti·za·tion
demonetize (verb)	de·mon·e·tize
demoniac (adjective)	de·mo·ni·ac
demoniac (noun)	demoniac
demoniacal (adjective)	de·mo·ni·a·cal
demoniacally (adverb)	de·mo·ni·a·cal·ly
demonian (adjective)	de·mo·ni·an
demonic (adjective)	de·mon·ic
demonically (adverb)	de·mon·i·cal·ly
demonism (noun)	de·mon·ism
demonization (noun)	de·mon·i·za·tion
demonize (verb)	de·mon·ize

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