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Word	Syllables
deconstructor (noun)	de·con·struc·tor
decontaminate (verb)	de·con·tam·i·nate
decontamination (noun)	de·con·tam·i·na·tion
decontaminator (noun)	de·con·tam·i·na·tor
decontextualization (noun)	de·con·tex·tu·al·i·za·tion
decontextualize (verb)	de·con·tex·tu·al·ize
decontextualized (adjective)	de·con·tex·tu·al·ized
decontrol (verb)	de·con·trol
decontrol (noun)	decontrol
deconvolution (noun)	de·con·vo·lu·tion
décor (noun)	dé·cor
decor (noun)	de·cor
decorate (verb)	dec·o·rate
Decorated (adjective)	Dec·o·rat·ed
decoration (noun)	dec·o·ra·tion
decorative (adjective)	dec·o·ra·tive
decoratively (adverb)	dec·o·ra·tive·ly
decorativeness (noun)	dec·o·ra·tive·ness
decorator (noun)	dec·o·ra·tor
decorator (adjective)	decorator
decorous (adjective)	dec·o·rous
decorously (adverb)	dec·o·rous·ly
decorousness (noun)	dec·o·rous·ness
decorticate (verb)	de·cor·ti·cate
decorticate (adjective)	de·cor·ti·cate
decortication (noun)	de·cor·ti·ca·tion
decorticator (noun)	de·cor·ti·cat·or
decorum (noun)	de·co·rum
decoupage (noun)	de·cou·page
decoupage (verb)	decoupage
decouple (verb)	de·cou·ple
decoy (noun)	de·coy
decoy (verb)	de·coy
decrease (verb)	de·crease
decrease (noun)	de·crease
decreasingly (adverb)	de·creas·ing·ly
decree (noun)	de·cree
decree (verb)	decree
decree-law (noun)	de·cree-law
decreer (noun)	de·cre·er
decrement (noun)	dec·re·ment
decrement (verb)	dec·re·ment
decremental (adjective)	dec·re·men·tal
decreolization (noun)	de·cre·o·li·za·tion
decreolize (verb)	de·cre·o·lize
decrepit (adjective)	de·crep·it
decrepitate (verb)	de·crep·i·tate
decrepitation (noun)	de·crep·i·ta·tion
decrepitly (adverb)	de·crep·it·ly
decrepitude (noun)	de·crep·i·tude
decrescendo (noun)	de·cre·scen·do
decrescendo (adverb)	decrescendo
decrescendo (adjective)	decrescendo
decrescent (adjective)	de·cres·cent
decretal (noun)	de·cre·tal
decretal (adjective)	de·cre·tal
decretive (adjective)	de·cre·tive
decretory (adjective)	de·cre·to·ry
Decretum (noun)	De·cre·tum
decrier (noun)	de·cri·er
decriminalization (noun)	de·crim·i·nal·iza·tion
decriminalize (verb)	de·crim·i·nal·ize
decry (verb)	de·cry
decrypt (verb)	de·crypt
decrypt (noun)	de·crypt
decryption (noun)	de·cryp·tion
decubitus (noun)	de·cub·i·tus
decumbent (adjective)	de·cum·bent
decuple (adjective)	dec·u·ple
decurion (noun)	de·cu·ri·on
decurrent (adjective)	de·cur·rent
decurved (adjective)	de·curved
decussate (verb)	de·cus·sate
decussate (adjective)	de·cus·sate
decussation (noun)	de·cus·sa·tion
dedans (noun)	de·dans
dedendum (noun)	de·den·dum
dedicate (adjective)	ded·i·cate
dedicate (verb)	ded·i·cate
dedicated (adjective)	ded·i·cat·ed
dedicatedly (adverb)	ded·i·cat·ed·ly
dedicatee (noun)	ded·i·ca·tee
dedication (noun)	ded·i·ca·tion
dedicator (noun)	ded·i·ca·tor
dedicatory (adjective)	ded·i·ca·to·ry
dedifferentiate (verb)	de·dif·fer·en·ti·ate
dedifferentiation (noun)	de·dif·fer·en·ti·a·tion
deduce (verb)	de·duce
deducible (adjective)	de·duc·ible
deduct (verb)	de·duct
deductibility (noun)	de·duct·ibil·i·ty
deductible (adjective)	de·duct·ible
deductible (noun)	deductible
deduction (noun)	de·duc·tion
deductive (adjective)	de·duc·tive
deductively (adverb)	de·duc·tive·ly
dee (noun)	dee
deed (noun)	deed
deed (verb)	deed
deedless (adjective)	deed·less

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