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Word	Syllables
echelle (noun)	echelle
echelon (noun)	ech·e·lon
echelon (verb)	echelon
echeveria (noun)	ech·e·ve·ria
echidna (noun)	echid·na
echinacea (noun)	ech·i·na·cea
echinococcosis (noun)	echi·no·coc·co·sis
echinococcus (noun)	echi·no·coc·cus
echinoderm (noun)	echi·no·derm
Echinodermata (noun)	Echi·no·der·ma·ta
echinodermatous (adjective)	echi·no·der·ma·tous
echinoid (noun)	echi·noid
Echinoidea (noun)	Ech·i·noi·de·a
echinus (noun)	echi·nus
Echiura (noun)	Ech·i·u·ra
echiuran (noun)	ech·i·u·ran
echiuroid (noun)	echi·uroid
echo (noun)	echo
echo (verb)	echo
echocardiogram (noun)	echo·car·dio·gram
echocardiograph (noun)	ech·o·car·di·o·graph
echocardiographer (noun)	echo·car·di·og·raph·er
echocardiographic (adjective)	echo·car·dio·graph·ic
echocardiography (noun)	echo·car·di·og·ra·phy
echoencephalogram (noun)	ech·o·en·ceph·a·lo·gram
echoencephalograph (noun)	ech·o·en·ceph·a·lo·graph
echoencephalographic (adjective)	ech·o·en·ceph·a·lo·graph·ic
echoencephalography (noun)	ech·o·en·ceph·a·log·ra·phy
echoer (noun)	ech·o·er
echoey (adjective)	echo·ey
echogram (noun)	ech·o·gram
echograph (noun)	ech·o·graph
echoic (adjective)	echo·ic
echoically (adverb)	e·cho·i·cal·ly
echolalia (noun)	echo·la·lia
echolalic (adjective)	echo·lal·ic
echoless (adjective)	ech·o·less
echolocation (noun)	echo·lo·ca·tion
echopraxia (noun)	ech·o·prax·i·a
echovirus (noun)	echo·vi·rus
echt (adjective)	echt
echt (adverb)	echt
éclair (noun)	éclair
éclair (noun)	é·clair
éclaircissement (noun)	éclair·cis·se·ment
éclaircissement (noun)	é·clair·cisse·ment
eclampsia (noun)	eclamp·sia
eclamptic (adjective)	eclamp·tic
éclat (noun)	éclat
éclat (noun)	é·clat
eclectic (adjective)	eclec·tic
eclectic (noun)	eclectic
eclectically (adverb)	eclec·ti·cal·ly
eclecticism (noun)	eclec·ti·cism
eclipse (noun)	eclipse
eclipse (verb)	eclipse
ecliptic (adjective)	eclip·tic
ecliptic (noun)	ecliptic
eclogite (noun)	ec·lo·gite
eclogue (noun)	ec·logue
eclose (verb)	e·close
eclosion (noun)	eclo·sion
eco-conscious (adjective)	eco-con·scious
eco-friendly (adjective)	ec·o-friend·ly
eco-label (noun)	ec·o-la·bel
eco-labeling (noun)	ec·o-la·bel·ing
eco-warrior (noun)	ec·o-war·ri·or
ecocatastrophe (noun)	eco·ca·tas·tro·phe
ecocentric (adjective)	ec·o·cen·tric
ecocentrism (noun)	ec·o·cen·trism
ecocide (noun)	ec·o·cide
ecocline (noun)	ec·o·cline
ecoconsumer (noun)	ec·o·con·sum·er
ecofeminism (noun)	eco·fem·i·nism
ecofeminist (noun)	eco·fem·i·nist
ecofeminist (adjective)	eco·fem·i·nist
ecofreak (noun)	ec·o·freak
ecolodge (noun)	ec·o·lodge
ecological (adjective)	eco·log·i·cal
ecologically (adverb)	eco·log·i·cal·ly
ecologist (noun)	ecol·o·gist
ecology (noun)	ecol·o·gy
econobox (noun)	econo·box
econometric (adjective)	econo·met·ric
econometrical (adjective)	e·con·o·met·ri·cal
econometrically (adverb)	econo·met·ri·cal·ly
econometrician (noun)	econo·me·tri·cian
econometrics (noun)	econo·met·rics
econometrist (noun)	econo·met·rist
economic (adjective)	eco·nom·ic
economical (adjective)	eco·nom·i·cal
economically (adverb)	eco·nom·i·cal·ly
economics (noun)	eco·nom·ics
economise (verb)	econ·o·mise
economism (noun)	e·con·o·mism
economist (noun)	econ·o·mist
economization (noun)	e·con·o·mi·za·tion
economize (verb)	econ·o·mize
economizer (noun)	econ·o·miz·er
economy (noun)	econ·o·my

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