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Word	Syllables
despiritualize (verb)	de·spir·i·tu·al·ize
despise (verb)	de·spise
despisement (noun)	de·spise·ment
despiser (noun)	de·spis·er
despite (noun)	de·spite
despite (verb)	despite
despite (preposition)	despite
despiteful (adjective)	de·spite·ful
despitefully (adverb)	de·spite·ful·ly
despitefulness (noun)	de·spite·ful·ness
despiteous (adjective)	de·spit·eous
despiteously (adverb)	de·spit·eous·ly
despoil (verb)	de·spoil
despoiler (noun)	de·spoil·er
despoilment (noun)	de·spoil·ment
despoliation (noun)	de·spo·li·a·tion
despond (verb)	de·spond
despond (noun)	despond
despondence (noun)	de·spon·dence
despondency (noun)	de·spon·den·cy
despondent (adjective)	de·spon·dent
despondently (adverb)	de·spon·dent·ly
despot (noun)	des·pot
despotic (adjective)	des·pot·ic
despotically (adverb)	des·pot·i·cal·ly
despotism (noun)	des·po·tism
desquamate (verb)	des·qua·mate
desquamation (noun)	des·qua·ma·tion
desquamative (adjective)	des·qua·ma·tive
dessert (noun)	des·sert
dessertspoon (noun)	des·sert·spoon
dessertspoonful (noun)	des·sert·spoon·ful
destabilization (noun)	de·sta·bi·li·za·tion
destabilize (verb)	de·sta·bi·lize
destain (verb)	de·stain
destigmatize (verb)	de·stig·ma·tize
destination (noun)	des·ti·na·tion
destination (adjective)	des·ti·na·tion
destine (verb)	des·tine
destined (adjective)	des·tined
destiny (noun)	des·ti·ny
destitute (adjective)	des·ti·tute
destituteness (noun)	des·ti·tute·ness
destitution (noun)	des·ti·tu·tion
destrier (noun)	des·trier
destroy (verb)	de·stroy
destroyer (noun)	de·stroy·er
destruct (verb)	de·struct
destruct (noun)	de·struct
destructibility (noun)	de·struc·ti·bil·i·ty
destructible (adjective)	de·struc·ti·ble
destruction (noun)	de·struc·tion
destructionist (noun)	de·struc·tion·ist
destructive (adjective)	de·struc·tive
destructively (adverb)	de·struc·tive·ly
destructiveness (noun)	de·struc·tive·ness
destructivity (noun)	de·struc·tiv·i·ty
desuetude (noun)	de·sue·tude
desulfurization (noun)	de·sul·fur·i·za·tion
desulfurize (verb)	de·sul·fur·ize
desulfurizer (noun)	de·sul·fu·riz·er
desultorily (adverb)	des·ul·to·ri·ly
desultoriness (noun)	des·ul·to·ri·ness
desultory (adjective)	des·ul·to·ry
desuperheater (noun)	de·su·per·heat·er
desynchronization (noun)	de·syn·chro·ni·za·tion
desynchronize (verb)	de·syn·chro·nize
detach (verb)	de·tach
detachability (noun)	de·tach·abil·i·ty
detachable (adjective)	de·tach·able
detachably (adverb)	de·tach·ably
detached (adjective)	de·tached
detachedly (adverb)	de·tached·ly
detachedness (noun)	de·tached·ness
detachment (noun)	de·tach·ment
detail (noun)	de·tail
detail (verb)	detail
detailed (adjective)	de·tailed
detailedly (adverb)	de·tailed·ly
detailedness (noun)	de·tailed·ness
detailer (noun)	de·tail·er
detailing (noun)	de·tail·ing
detain (verb)	de·tain
detainee (noun)	de·tain·ee
detainer (noun)	de·tain·er
detainment (noun)	de·tain·ment
detangle (verb)	de·tan·gle
detect (verb)	de·tect
detectability (noun)	de·tect·abil·i·ty
detectable (adjective)	de·tect·able
detectably (adverb)	de·tect·a·bly
detection (noun)	de·tec·tion
detective (adjective)	de·tec·tive
detective (noun)	detective
detectivelike (adjective)	de·tec·tive·like
detector (noun)	de·tec·tor
detent (noun)	de·tent
détente (noun)	dé·tente
détente (noun)	dé·tente
detention (noun)	de·ten·tion

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