The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| disembarkation (noun) | dis·em·bar·ka·tion |
| disembarrass (verb) | dis·em·bar·rass |
| disembarrassment (noun) | dis·em·bar·rass·ment |
| disembodied (adjective) | dis·em·bod·ied |
| disembodiment (noun) | dis·em·bod·i·ment |
| disembody (verb) | dis·em·body |
| disembogue (verb) | dis·em·bogue |
| disembowel (verb) | dis·em·bow·el |
| disembowelment (noun) | dis·em·bow·el·ment |
| disembroil (verb) | dis·em·broil |
| disempower (verb) | dis·em·pow·er |
| disempowerment (noun) | dis·em·pow·er·ment |
| disenchant (verb) | dis·en·chant |
| disenchanted (adjective) | dis·en·chant·ed |
| disenchanter (noun) | dis·en·chant·er |
| disenchanting (adjective) | dis·en·chant·ing |
| disenchantingly (adverb) | dis·en·chant·ing·ly |
| disenchantment (noun) | dis·en·chant·ment |
| disencumber (verb) | dis·en·cum·ber |
| disendow (verb) | dis·en·dow |
| disendower (noun) | dis·en·dow·er |
| disendowment (noun) | dis·en·dow·ment |
| disenfranchise (verb) | dis·en·fran·chise |
| disenfranchisement (noun) | dis·en·fran·chise·ment |
| disengage (verb) | dis·en·gage |
| disengaged (adjective) | dis·en·gaged |
| disengagement (noun) | dis·en·gage·ment |
| disentail (verb) | dis·en·tail |
| disentailment (noun) | dis·en·tail·ment |
| disentangle (verb) | dis·en·tan·gle |
| disentanglement (noun) | dis·en·tan·gle·ment |
| disenthral (verb) | dis·en·thral |
| disenthrall (verb) | dis·en·thrall |
| disenthrallment (noun) | dis·en·thrall·ment |
| disentitle (verb) | dis·en·tit·le |
| disentitlement (noun) | dis·en·ti·tle·ment |
| disentomb (verb) | dis·en·tomb |
| disentombment (noun) | dis·en·tomb·ment |
| disequilibrate (verb) | dis·equil·i·brate |
| disequilibration (noun) | dis·equil·i·bra·tion |
| disequilibrium (noun) | dis·equi·lib·ri·um |
| disestablish (verb) | dis·es·tab·lish |
| disestablishment (noun) | dis·es·tab·lish·ment |
| disestablishmentarian (noun) | dis·es·tab·lish·men·tar·i·an |
| disestablishmentarian (adjective) | disestablishmentarian |
| disesteem (verb) | dis·es·teem |
| disesteem (noun) | disesteem |
| diseuse (noun) | di·seuse |
| disfavor (noun) | dis·fa·vor |
| disfavor (verb) | disfavor |
| disfavour (noun) | dis·fa·vour |
| disfavour (verb) | dis·fa·vour |
| disfellowship (noun) | dis·fel·low·ship |
| disfellowship (verb) | dis·fel·low·ship |
| disfiguration (noun) | dis·fig·u·ra·tion |
| disfigure (verb) | dis·fig·ure |
| disfigurement (noun) | dis·fig·ure·ment |
| disfranchise (verb) | dis·fran·chise |
| disfranchisement (noun) | dis·fran·chise·ment |
| disfrock (verb) | dis·frock |
| disfurnish (verb) | dis·fur·nish |
| disfurnishment (noun) | dis·fur·nish·ment |
| disgorge (verb) | dis·gorge |
| disgorgement (noun) | dis·gorge·ment |
| disgorger (noun) | dis·gorg·er |
| disgrace (verb) | dis·grace |
| disgrace (noun) | disgrace |
| disgraceful (adjective) | dis·grace·ful |
| disgracefully (adverb) | dis·grace·ful·ly |
| disgracefulness (noun) | dis·grace·ful·ness |
| disgracer (noun) | dis·grac·er |
| disgruntle (verb) | dis·grun·tle |
| disgruntled (adjective) | dis·grun·tled |
| disgruntlement (noun) | dis·grun·tle·ment |
| disguise (verb) | dis·guise |
| disguise (noun) | disguise |
| disguisedly (adverb) | dis·guised·ly |
| disguisement (noun) | dis·guise·ment |
| disguiser (noun) | dis·guis·er |
| disgust (noun) | dis·gust |
| disgust (verb) | disgust |
| disgusted (adjective) | dis·gust·ed |
| disgustedly (adverb) | dis·gust·ed·ly |
| disgustful (adjective) | dis·gust·ful |
| disgustfully (adverb) | dis·gust·ful·ly |
| disgusting (adjective) | dis·gust·ing |
| disgustingly (adverb) | dis·gust·ing·ly |
| disgustingness (noun) | dis·gust·ing·ness |
| dish (noun) | dish |
| dish (verb) | dish |
| dishabille (noun) | dis·ha·bille |
| disharmonic (adjective) | dis·har·mon·ic |
| disharmonious (adjective) | dis·har·mo·ni·ous |
| disharmoniously (adverb) | dis·har·mo·ni·ous·ly |
| disharmonize (verb) | dis·har·mo·nize |
| disharmony (noun) | dis·har·mo·ny |
| dishcloth (noun) | dish·cloth |
| dishclout (noun) | dish·clout |
| dishdasha (noun) | dish·dasha |
| dishearten (verb) | dis·heart·en |
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