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Word	Syllables
enterotoxemia (noun)	en·ter·o·tox·e·mi·a
enterotoxigenic (adjective)	en·tero·toxi·gen·ic
enterotoxin (noun)	en·tero·tox·in
enteroviral (adjective)	en·tero·vi·ral
enterovirus (noun)	en·tero·vi·rus
enterprise (noun)	en·ter·prise
enterpriser (noun)	en·ter·pris·er
enterprising (adjective)	en·ter·pris·ing
enterprisingly (adverb)	en·ter·pris·ing·ly
entertain (verb)	en·ter·tain
entertainer (noun)	en·ter·tain·er
entertaining (adjective)	en·ter·tain·ing
entertainingly (adverb)	en·ter·tain·ing·ly
entertainment (noun)	en·ter·tain·ment
enthalpy (noun)	en·thal·py
entheogen (noun)	en·the·o·gen
entheogenic (adjective)	en·the·o·gen·ic
enthrall (verb)	en·thrall
enthrallment (noun)	en·thrall·ment
enthrone (verb)	en·throne
enthronement (noun)	en·throne·ment
enthuse (verb)	en·thuse
enthusiasm (noun)	en·thu·si·asm
enthusiast (noun)	en·thu·si·ast
enthusiastic (adjective)	en·thu·si·as·tic
enthusiastically (adverb)	en·thu·si·as·ti·cal·ly
enthymeme (noun)	en·thy·meme
entice (verb)	en·tice
enticement (noun)	en·tice·ment
enticer (noun)	en·tic·er
enticingly (adverb)	en·tic·ing·ly
entire (adjective)	en·tire
entire (adverb)	entire
entire (noun)	entire
entirely (adverb)	en·tire·ly
entireness (noun)	en·tire·ness
entirety (noun)	en·tire·ty
entisol (noun)	en·ti·sol
entitative (adjective)	en·ti·ta·tive
entitle (verb)	en·ti·tle
entitlement (noun)	en·ti·tle·ment
entity (noun)	en·ti·ty
entoderm (noun)	en·to·derm
entodermal (adjective)	en·to·der·mal
entoil (verb)	en·toil
entomb (verb)	en·tomb
entombment (noun)	en·tomb·ment
entomofauna (noun)	en·to·mo·fau·na
entomological (adjective)	en·to·mo·log·i·cal
entomologically (adverb)	en·to·mo·log·i·cal·ly
entomologist (noun)	en·to·mol·o·gist
entomology (noun)	en·to·mol·o·gy
entomophagist (noun)	en·to·moph·a·gist
entomophagous (adjective)	en·to·moph·a·gous
entomophagy (noun)	en·to·moph·a·gy
entomophilous (adjective)	en·to·moph·i·lous
entomophily (noun)	en·to·moph·i·ly
entoparasite (noun)	en·to·par·a·site
entoproct (noun)	en·to·proct
Entoprocta (noun)	En·to·proc·ta
entoptic (adjective)	ent·op·tic
entorhinal (adjective)	en·to·rhi·nal
entourage (noun)	en·tou·rage
entr'acte (noun)	en·tracte
entrails (noun)	en·trails
entrain (verb)	en·train
entrain (verb)	entrain
entrainer (noun)	en·train·er
entrainment (noun)	en·train·ment
entrance (noun)	en·trance
entrance (verb)	en·trance
entrancement (noun)	en·trance·ment
entranceway (noun)	en·trance·way
entrancingly (adverb)	en·tranc·ing·ly
entrant (noun)	en·trant
entrap (verb)	en·trap
entrapment (noun)	en·trap·ment
entrapper (noun)	en·trap·per
entreat (verb)	en·treat
entreatingly (adverb)	en·treat·ing·ly
entreatment (noun)	en·treat·ment
entreaty (noun)	en·treaty
entrechat (noun)	en·tre·chat
entrecôte (noun)	en·tre·côte
entrée (noun)	en·trée
entrée (noun)	en·trée
entremets (noun)	en·tre·mets
entrench (verb)	en·trench
entrenchment (noun)	en·trench·ment
entrepôt (noun)	en·tre·pôt
entrepreneur (noun)	en·tre·pre·neur
entrepreneurial (adjective)	en·tre·pre·neur·ial
entrepreneurialism (noun)	en·tre·pre·neur·ial·ism
entrepreneurially (adverb)	en·tre·pre·neur·ial·ly
entrepreneurism (noun)	en·tre·pre·neur·ism
entrepreneurship (noun)	en·tre·pre·neur·ship
entresol (noun)	en·tre·sol
entropic (adjective)	en·tro·pic
entropically (adverb)	en·tro·pi·cal·ly
entropion (noun)	en·tro·pi·on

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