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Word	Syllables
deprecative (adjective)	dep·re·ca·tive
deprecator (noun)	dep·re·ca·tor
deprecatorily (adverb)	dep·re·ca·to·ri·ly
deprecatory (adjective)	dep·re·ca·to·ry
depreciable (adjective)	de·pre·cia·ble
depreciate (verb)	de·pre·ci·ate
depreciatingly (adverb)	de·pre·ci·at·ing·ly
depreciation (noun)	de·pre·ci·a·tion
depreciative (adjective)	de·pre·ci·a·tive
depreciator (noun)	de·pre·ci·a·tor
depreciatory (adjective)	de·pre·cia·to·ry
depredate (verb)	dep·re·date
depredation (noun)	dep·re·da·tion
depredator (noun)	de·pre·da·tor
depredatory (adjective)	de·pre·da·to·ry
deprenyl (noun)	dep·re·nyl
depress (verb)	de·press
depressant (noun)	de·pres·sant
depressant (adjective)	depressant
depressed (adjective)	de·pressed
depressible (adjective)	de·press·ible
depressing (adjective)	de·press·ing
depressingly (adverb)	de·press·ing·ly
depression (noun)	de·pres·sion
depressive (adjective)	de·pres·sive
depressive (noun)	depressive
depressively (adverb)	de·pres·sive·ly
depressor (noun)	de·pres·sor
depressurization (noun)	de·pres·sur·i·za·tion
depressurize (verb)	de·pres·sur·ize
deprival (noun)	de·priv·al
deprivation (noun)	dep·ri·va·tion
deprive (verb)	de·prive
deprived (adjective)	de·prived
deprogram (verb)	de·pro·gram
deprogrammer (noun)	de·pro·gram·mer
deproteinization (noun)	de·pro·tein·i·za·tion
deproteinize (verb)	de·pro·tein·ize
depth (noun)	depth
depthless (adjective)	depth·less
depthlessly (adverb)	depth·less·ly
depublication (noun)	de·pub·li·ca·tion
depublish (verb)	de·pub·lish
depurate (verb)	dep·u·rate
depuration (noun)	dep·u·ra·tion
depurative (adjective)	dep·u·ra·tive
depurator (noun)	dep·u·ra·tor
deputation (noun)	dep·u·ta·tion
depute (verb)	de·pute
deputization (noun)	dep·u·ti·za·tion
deputize (verb)	dep·u·tize
deputy (noun)	dep·u·ty
deputyship (noun)	dep·u·ty·ship
dequeue (verb)	de·queue
deracinate (verb)	de·rac·i·nate
deracinated (adjective)	de·rac·i·nat·ed
deracination (noun)	de·rac·i·na·tion
déraciné (adjective)	dé·ra·ci·né
déraciné (noun)	dé·ra·ci·né
derail (verb)	de·rail
derailleur (noun)	de·rail·leur
derailment (noun)	de·rail·ment
derange (verb)	de·range
derangement (noun)	de·range·ment
derate (verb)	de·rate
derby (noun)	der·by
Derby (noun)	Der·by
derealization (noun)	de·re·al·i·za·tion
derealized (adjective)	de·re·al·ized
derecho (noun)	de·re·cho
dereference (verb)	de·ref·er·ence
deregulate (verb)	de·reg·u·late
deregulation (noun)	de·reg·u·la·tion
deregulatory (adjective)	de·reg·u·la·to·ry
derelict (adjective)	der·e·lict
derelict (noun)	derelict
dereliction (noun)	der·e·lic·tion
derepress (verb)	de·re·press
derepression (noun)	de·re·pres·sion
derequisition (verb)	de·req·ui·si·tion
derestrict (verb)	de·re·strict
derestriction (noun)	de·re·stric·tion
deride (verb)	de·ride
derider (noun)	de·rid·er
deridingly (adverb)	de·rid·ing·ly
derisible (adjective)	de·ris·i·ble
derision (noun)	de·ri·sion
derisive (adjective)	de·ri·sive
derisively (adverb)	de·ri·sive·ly
derisiveness (noun)	de·ri·sive·ness
derisory (adjective)	de·ri·so·ry
derivable (adjective)	de·riv·able
derivate (noun)	der·i·vate
derivation (noun)	der·i·va·tion
derivational (adjective)	der·i·va·tion·al
derivative (noun)	de·riv·a·tive
derivative (adjective)	derivative
derivatively (adverb)	de·riv·a·tive·ly
derivativeness (noun)	de·riv·a·tive·ness
derivatization (noun)	de·riv·a·ti·za·tion

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