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Word	Syllables
épéeist (noun)	épéeist
epeirogenesis (noun)	e·pei·ro·gen·e·sis
epeirogenic (adjective)	epei·ro·gen·ic
epeirogenically (adverb)	epei·ro·gen·i·cal·ly
epeirogeny (noun)	ep·ei·rog·e·ny
ependyma (noun)	ep·en·dy·ma
ependymal (adjective)	ep·en·dy·mal
epenthesis (noun)	epen·the·sis
epenthetic (adjective)	ep·en·thet·ic
epergne (noun)	epergne
epexegesis (noun)	ep·ex·e·ge·sis
epexegetic (adjective)	ep·ex·e·get·ic
epexegetical (adjective)	ep·ex·e·get·i·cal
epexegetically (adverb)	ep·ex·e·get·i·cal·ly
ephah (noun)	ephah
ephebe (noun)	ephebe
ephebic (adjective)	ephe·bic
ephebus (noun)	ephe·bus
ephedra (noun)	ephe·dra
ephedrine (noun)	ephed·rine
ephemera (noun)	ephem·era
ephemeral (adjective)	ephem·er·al
ephemeral (noun)	ephemeral
ephemerality (noun)	ephem·er·al·i·ty
ephemerally (adverb)	ephem·er·al·ly
ephemeralness (noun)	e·phem·er·al·ness
ephemerid (noun)	ephem·er·id
ephemeris (noun)	ephem·er·is
ephemeron (noun)	e·phem·er·on
Ephemeroptera (noun)	E·phem·er·op·ter·a
ephemeropteran (noun)	e·phem·er·op·ter·an
Ephesian (adjective)	Ephe·sian
Ephesian (noun)	Ephe·sian
Ephesians (noun)	Ephe·sians
ephod (noun)	eph·od
ephor (noun)	eph·or
ephorate (noun)	eph·or·ate
Ephraim (noun)	Ephra·im
Ephraimite (noun)	Ephra·im·ite
ephyra (noun)	eph·y·ra
epibenthic (adjective)	ep·i·ben·thic
epibenthos (noun)	ep·i·ben·thos
epiblast (noun)	epi·blast
epiblastic (adjective)	epi·blas·tic
epibolic (adjective)	ep·i·bol·ic
epiboly (noun)	epib·o·ly
epic (adjective)	ep·ic
epic (noun)	epic
epical (adjective)	ep·i·cal
epically (adverb)	ep·i·cal·ly
epicalyx (noun)	epi·ca·lyx
epicanthic (adjective)	ep·i·can·thic
epicardial (adjective)	epi·car·di·al
epicardium (noun)	epi·car·di·um
epicarp (noun)	epi·carp
epicedian (adjective)	ep·i·ce·di·an
epicedium (noun)	ep·i·ce·di·um
epicene (adjective)	ep·i·cene
epicene (noun)	epicene
epicenism (noun)	ep·i·cen·ism
epicenter (noun)	epi·cen·ter
epicentral (adjective)	epi·cen·tral
epicentre (noun)	ep·i·cen·tre
epichlorohydrin (noun)	epi·chlo·ro·hy·drin
epicondylar (adjective)	ep·i·con·dyl·ar
epicondyle (noun)	ep·i·con·dyle
epicondylitis (noun)	ep·i·con·dy·li·tis
epicontinental (adjective)	epi·con·ti·nen·tal
epicormic (adjective)	ep·i·cor·mic
epicotyl (noun)	epi·cot·yl
epicritic (adjective)	ep·i·crit·ic
Epictetian (adjective)	Ep·ic·te·tian
epicure (noun)	ep·i·cure
epicurean (adjective)	ep·i·cu·re·an
Epicurean (noun)	Ep·i·cu·re·an
Epicurean (adjective)	Ep·i·cu·re·an
epicureanism (noun)	ep·i·cu·re·an·ism
Epicureanism (noun)	Ep·i·cu·re·an·ism
epicurism (noun)	ep·i·cur·ism
epicuticle (noun)	epi·cu·ti·cle
epicuticular (adjective)	epi·cu·tic·u·lar
epicycle (noun)	epi·cy·cle
epicyclic (adjective)	epi·cy·clic
epicycloid (noun)	epi·cy·cloid
epicycloidal (adjective)	epi·cy·cloi·dal
epideictic (adjective)	ep·i·deic·tic
epidemic (adjective)	ep·i·dem·ic
epidemic (noun)	epidemic
epidemical (adjective)	ep·i·dem·i·cal
epidemically (adverb)	ep·i·dem·i·cal·ly
epidemicity (noun)	ep·i·de·mic·i·ty
epidemiological (adjective)	ep·i·de·mi·o·log·i·cal
epidemiologically (adverb)	ep·i·de·mi·o·log·i·cal·ly
epidemiologist (noun)	ep·i·de·mi·ol·o·gist
epidemiology (noun)	ep·i·de·mi·ol·o·gy
epidendrum (noun)	ep·i·den·drum
epidermal (adjective)	epi·der·mal
epidermic (adjective)	epi·der·mic
epidermis (noun)	epi·der·mis
epidermoid (adjective)	epi·der·moid

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