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Word	Syllables
diamanté (adjective)	di·a·man·té
diamanté (noun)	di·a·man·té
diamantiferous (adjective)	di·a·man·tif·er·ous
diamantine (adjective)	di·a·man·tine
diameter (noun)	di·am·e·ter
diametral (adjective)	di·am·e·tral
diametric (adjective)	di·a·met·ric
diametrical (adjective)	di·a·met·ri·cal
diametrically (adverb)	di·a·met·ri·cal·ly
diamide (noun)	di·amide
diamine (noun)	di·amine
diamond (noun)	di·a·mond
diamond (verb)	diamond
diamond (adjective)	diamond
diamond-cut (adjective)	dia·mond-cut
diamondback (adjective)	di·a·mond·back
diamondback (noun)	dia·mond·back
diamondiferous (adjective)	di·a·mond·if·er·ous
diamorphine (noun)	di·a·mor·phine
Diana (noun)	Di·ana
diana (noun)	di·an·a
Dianetics (noun)	Di·a·net·ics
dianthus (noun)	di·an·thus
diapason (noun)	di·a·pa·son
diapause (noun)	dia·pause
diapause (verb)	di·a·pause
diapausing (adjective)	dia·paus·ing
diapedesis (noun)	di·a·pe·de·sis
diaper (noun)	di·a·per
diaper (verb)	diaper
diaphaneity (noun)	di·a·pha·ne·ity
diaphanous (adjective)	di·aph·a·nous
diaphanously (adverb)	di·aph·a·nous·ly
diaphanousness (noun)	di·aph·a·nous·ness
diaphone (noun)	dia·phone
diaphorase (noun)	di·aph·o·rase
diaphoresis (noun)	di·a·pho·re·sis
diaphoretic (adjective)	di·a·pho·ret·ic
diaphoretic (noun)	diaphoretic
diaphragm (noun)	di·a·phragm
diaphragmatic (adjective)	di·a·phrag·mat·ic
diaphragmatically (adverb)	di·a·phrag·mat·i·cal·ly
diaphyseal (adjective)	di·aph·y·se·al
diaphysis (noun)	di·aph·y·sis
diapir (noun)	di·a·pir
diapiric (adjective)	di·a·pir·ic
diapirism (noun)	di·a·pir·ism
diapositive (noun)	dia·pos·i·tive
diapsid (adjective)	di·ap·sid
diapsid (noun)	di·ap·sid
diarchal (adjective)	di·ar·chal
diarchic (adjective)	di·ar·chic
diarchy (noun)	diarchy
diarist (noun)	di·a·rist
diaristic (adjective)	di·a·ris·tic
diarize (verb)	di·a·rize
diarrhea (noun)	di·ar·rhea
diarrheal (adjective)	di·ar·rhe·al
diarrheic (adjective)	di·ar·rhe·ic
diarrhetic (adjective)	di·ar·rhet·ic
diarrhoea (noun)	di·ar·rhoea
diarthrosis (noun)	di·ar·thro·sis
diary (noun)	di·a·ry
diaspora (noun)	di·as·po·ra
diaspore (noun)	di·a·spore
diasporic (adjective)	di·a·spor·ic
diastase (noun)	di·a·stase
diastatic (adjective)	di·a·stat·ic
diastema (noun)	di·a·ste·ma
diastereoisomer (noun)	di·a·ste·re·o·is·o·mer
diastereoisomeric (adjective)	di·a·ster·e·o·i·so·mer·ic
diastereoisomerism (noun)	di·a·ste·reo·isom·er·ism
diastereomer (noun)	di·a·ste·reo·mer
diastereomeric (adjective)	di·a·ste·reo·mer·ic
diastole (noun)	di·as·to·le
diastolic (adjective)	di·a·stol·ic
diastrophic (adjective)	di·a·stroph·ic
diastrophically (adverb)	di·a·stroph·i·cal·ly
diastrophism (noun)	di·as·tro·phism
diatessaron (noun)	di·a·tes·sa·ron
diathermic (adjective)	dia·ther·mic
diathermy (noun)	dia·ther·my
diathesis (noun)	di·ath·e·sis
diathetic (adjective)	di·a·thet·ic
diatom (noun)	di·a·tom
diatomaceous (adjective)	di·a·to·ma·ceous
diatomic (adjective)	di·atom·ic
diatomite (noun)	di·at·o·mite
diatonic (adjective)	dia·ton·ic
diatonically (adverb)	dia·ton·i·cal·ly
diatreme (noun)	di·a·treme
diatribe (noun)	di·a·tribe
diazepam (noun)	di·az·e·pam
diazinon (noun)	di·az·i·non
diazo (adjective)	di·azo
diazo (noun)	di·az·o
diazomethane (noun)	di·az·o·meth·ane
diazonium (noun)	di·a·zo·ni·um
diazotization (noun)	di·az·o·ti·za·tion
diazotize (verb)	di·az·o·tize

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