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Word	Syllables
empty-headed (adjective)	emp·ty-head·ed
empurple (verb)	em·pur·ple
empyema (noun)	em·py·ema
empyemic (adjective)	em·py·emic
empyreal (adjective)	em·py·re·al
empyrean (adjective)	em·py·re·an
empyrean (noun)	empyrean
EMT (noun)	EMT
emu (noun)	emu
emulate (verb)	em·u·late
emulate (adjective)	em·u·late
emulation (noun)	em·u·la·tion
emulative (adjective)	em·u·la·tive
emulatively (adverb)	em·u·la·tive·ly
emulator (noun)	em·u·la·tor
emulous (adjective)	em·u·lous
emulously (adverb)	em·u·lous·ly
emulousness (noun)	em·u·lous·ness
emulsifiable (adjective)	emul·si·fi·able
emulsification (noun)	emul·si·fi·ca·tion
emulsifier (noun)	emul·si·fi·er
emulsify (verb)	emul·si·fy
emulsion (noun)	emul·sion
en (noun)	en
enable (verb)	en·able
enablement (noun)	en·a·ble·ment
enabler (noun)	en·abler
enact (verb)	en·act
enactable (adjective)	en·act·a·ble
enaction (noun)	en·ac·tion
enactive (adjective)	en·ac·tive
enactment (noun)	en·act·ment
enactor (noun)	en·ac·tor
enalapril (noun)	enal·a·pril
enamel (verb)	enam·el
enamel (noun)	enamel
enameler (noun)	enam·el·er
enamelist (noun)	enam·el·ist
enamelware (noun)	enam·el·ware
enamelwork (noun)	e·nam·el·work
enamine (noun)	en·amine
enamor (verb)	en·am·or
enamour (verb)	en·am·our
enanthema (noun)	en·an·the·ma
enantiodromia (noun)	en·an·ti·o·dro·mi·a
enantiomer (noun)	en·an·tio·mer
enantiomeric (adjective)	en·an·tio·mer·ic
enantiomerically (adverb)	en·an·ti·o·mer·i·cal·ly
enantiomorph (noun)	en·an·tio·morph
enantiomorphic (adjective)	en·an·tio·mor·phic
enantiomorphism (noun)	en·an·tio·mor·phism
enantiomorphous (adjective)	en·an·tio·mor·phous
enargite (noun)	en·ar·gite
enarthrosis (noun)	en·ar·thro·sis
enation (noun)	ena·tion
encaenia (noun)	en·cae·nia
encage (verb)	en·cage
encamp (verb)	en·camp
encampment (noun)	en·camp·ment
encapsidate (verb)	en·cap·si·date
encapsidation (noun)	en·cap·si·da·tion
encapsulate (verb)	en·cap·su·late
encapsulated (adjective)	encapsulated
encapsulation (noun)	en·cap·su·la·tion
encapsule (verb)	en·cap·sule
encase (verb)	en·case
encasement (noun)	en·case·ment
encash (verb)	en·cash
encashable (adjective)	en·cash·able
encashment (noun)	en·cash·ment
encaustic (noun)	en·caus·tic
encaustic (adjective)	encaustic
enceinte (adjective)	en·ceinte
enceinte (noun)	enceinte
encephalic (adjective)	en·ce·phal·ic
encephalitic (adjective)	en·ceph·a·lit·ic
encephalitis (noun)	en·ceph·a·li·tis
encephalitogen (noun)	en·ceph·a·li·to·gen
encephalitogenic (adjective)	en·ceph·a·li·to·gen·ic
encephalization (noun)	en·ceph·a·li·za·tion
encephalogram (noun)	en·ceph·a·lo·gram
encephalograph (noun)	en·ceph·a·lo·graph
encephalographic (adjective)	en·ceph·a·lo·graph·ic
encephalography (noun)	en·ceph·a·log·ra·phy
encephalomyelitis (noun)	en·ceph·a·lo·my·eli·tis
encephalomyocarditis (noun)	en·ceph·a·lo·myo·car·di·tis
encephalon (noun)	en·ceph·a·lon
encephalopathic (adjective)	en·ceph·a·lo·path·ic
encephalopathy (noun)	en·ceph·a·lop·a·thy
enchain (verb)	en·chain
enchaînement (noun)	en·chaîne·ment
enchainment (noun)	en·chain·ment
enchant (verb)	en·chant
enchantedly (adverb)	en·chant·ed·ly
enchanter (noun)	en·chant·er
enchanting (adjective)	en·chant·ing
enchantingly (adverb)	en·chant·ing·ly
enchantment (noun)	en·chant·ment
enchantress (noun)	en·chant·ress
enchase (verb)	en·chase

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