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Word	Syllables
deter (verb)	de·ter
deterge (verb)	de·terge
detergence (noun)	de·ter·gence
detergency (noun)	de·ter·gen·cy
detergent (adjective)	de·ter·gent
detergent (noun)	detergent
deterger (noun)	de·terg·er
deteriorate (verb)	de·te·ri·o·rate
deterioration (noun)	de·te·ri·o·ra·tion
deteriorative (adjective)	de·te·ri·o·ra·tive
determent (noun)	de·ter·ment
determinable (adjective)	de·ter·min·able
determinableness (noun)	de·ter·min·able·ness
determinably (adverb)	de·ter·min·ably
determinacy (noun)	de·ter·mi·na·cy
determinant (noun)	de·ter·mi·nant
determinant (adjective)	de·ter·mi·nant
determinantal (adjective)	de·ter·mi·nan·tal
determinate (adjective)	de·ter·mi·nate
determinately (adverb)	de·ter·mi·nate·ly
determinateness (noun)	de·ter·mi·nate·ness
determination (noun)	de·ter·mi·na·tion
determinative (adjective)	de·ter·mi·na·tive
determinative (noun)	determinative
determinator (noun)	de·ter·mi·na·tor
determine (verb)	de·ter·mine
determined (adjective)	de·ter·mined
determinedly (adverb)	de·ter·mined·ly
determinedness (noun)	de·ter·mined·ness
determiner (noun)	de·ter·min·er
determinism (noun)	de·ter·min·ism
determinist (noun)	de·ter·min·ist
determinist (adjective)	de·ter·min·ist
deterministic (adjective)	de·ter·min·is·tic
deterministically (adverb)	de·ter·min·is·ti·cal·ly
deterrability (noun)	de·ter·ra·bil·i·ty
deterrable (adjective)	de·ter·ra·ble
deterrence (noun)	de·ter·rence
deterrent (adjective)	de·ter·rent
deterrent (noun)	deterrent
deterrently (adverb)	de·ter·rent·ly
deterritorialization (noun)	de·ter·ri·to·ri·al·i·za·tion
deterritorialize (verb)	de·ter·ri·to·ri·al·ize
detersive (adjective)	de·ter·sive
detersive (noun)	detersive
detest (verb)	de·test
detestable (adjective)	de·test·able
detestableness (noun)	de·test·able·ness
detestably (adverb)	de·test·ably
detestation (noun)	de·tes·ta·tion
detester (noun)	de·test·er
dethrone (verb)	de·throne
dethronement (noun)	de·throne·ment
dethroner (noun)	de·thron·er
detick (verb)	de·tick
deticker (noun)	de·tick·er
detinue (noun)	det·i·nue
detonability (noun)	det·o·na·bil·i·ty
detonable (adjective)	det·o·na·ble
detonatable (adjective)	det·o·nat·able
detonate (verb)	det·o·nate
detonation (noun)	det·o·na·tion
detonative (adjective)	det·o·na·tive
detonator (noun)	det·o·na·tor
detorsion (noun)	de·tor·sion
detour (noun)	de·tour
detour (verb)	detour
detox (noun)	de·tox
detox (verb)	detox
detoxicant (noun)	de·tox·i·cant
detoxicate (verb)	de·tox·i·cate
detoxication (noun)	de·tox·i·ca·tion
detoxification (noun)	de·tox·i·fi·ca·tion
detoxifier (noun)	de·tox·i·fi·er
detoxify (verb)	de·tox·i·fy
detract (verb)	de·tract
detraction (noun)	de·trac·tion
detractive (adjective)	de·trac·tive
detractively (adverb)	de·trac·tive·ly
detractor (noun)	de·trac·tor
detrain (verb)	de·train
detrainment (noun)	de·train·ment
detribalization (noun)	de·trib·al·i·za·tion
detribalize (verb)	de·trib·al·ize
detriment (noun)	det·ri·ment
detrimental (adjective)	det·ri·men·tal
detrimental (noun)	detrimental
detrimentally (adverb)	det·ri·men·tal·ly
detrital (adjective)	de·tri·tal
detrition (noun)	de·tri·tion
detritivore (noun)	de·tri·ti·vore
detritivorous (adjective)	det·ri·tiv·or·ous
detritus (noun)	de·tri·tus
Detroiter (noun)	De·troit·er
detrusor (noun)	de·tru·sor
detumesce (verb)	de·tu·mesce
detumescence (noun)	de·tu·mes·cence
detumescent (adjective)	de·tu·mes·cent
detune (verb)	de·tune
Deucalion (noun)	Deu·ca·lion

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