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Word	Syllables
eupeptic (adjective)	eu·pep·tic
euphausiid (noun)	eu·phau·si·id
euphausiid (adjective)	euphausiid
euphemise (verb)	eu·phe·mise
euphemism (noun)	eu·phe·mism
euphemist (noun)	eu·phe·mist
euphemistic (adjective)	eu·phe·mis·tic
euphemistically (adverb)	eu·phe·mis·ti·cal·ly
euphemize (verb)	eu·phe·mize
euphemizer (noun)	eu·phe·miz·er
euphenic (adjective)	eu·phen·ic
euphenics (noun)	eu·phen·ics
euphonic (adjective)	eu·phon·ic
euphonically (adverb)	eu·phon·i·cal·ly
euphonious (adjective)	eu·pho·ni·ous
euphoniously (adverb)	eu·pho·ni·ous·ly
euphoniousness (noun)	eu·pho·ni·ous·ness
euphonium (noun)	eu·pho·ni·um
euphonize (verb)	eu·pho·nize
euphony (noun)	eu·pho·ny
euphorbia (noun)	eu·phor·bia
euphoria (noun)	eu·pho·ria
euphoriant (noun)	eu·pho·ri·ant
euphoriant (adjective)	euphoriant
euphoric (adjective)	eu·phor·ic
euphorically (adverb)	eu·phor·i·cal·ly
euphotic (adjective)	eu·pho·tic
euphrasia (noun)	eu·phra·sia
Euphratean (adjective)	Eu·phra·te·an
Euphrosyne (noun)	Eu·phros·y·ne
euphuism (noun)	eu·phu·ism
euphuist (noun)	eu·phu·ist
euphuistic (adjective)	eu·phu·is·tic
euphuistically (adverb)	eu·phu·is·ti·cal·ly
euploid (adjective)	eu·ploid
euploid (noun)	euploid
euploidy (noun)	eu·ploi·dy
eupnea (noun)	eup·nea
eupneic (adjective)	eup·ne·ic
Euramerican (adjective)	Eur·amer·i·can
Eurasian (adjective)	Eur·asian
Eurasian (noun)	Eurasian
eureka (adjective)	eureka
eurhythmic (adjective)	eu·rhyth·mic
eurhythmics (noun)	eu·rhyth·mics
eurhythmy (noun)	eu·rhyth·my
Euripidean (adjective)	Eu·rip·i·de·an
euro (noun)	eu·ro
euro (adjective)	eu·ro
Euro-American (adjective)	Eu·ro-Amer·i·can
Euro-skeptic (noun)	Eu·ro-skep·tic
Euro-skepticism (noun)	Eu·ro-skep·ti·cism
Eurobond (noun)	Eu·ro·bond
Eurocentric (adjective)	Eu·ro·cen·tric
Eurocentricity (noun)	Eu·ro·cen·tric·i·ty
Eurocentrism (noun)	Eu·ro·cen·trism
Eurocentrist (noun)	Eu·ro·cen·trist
Eurocheque (noun)	Eu·ro·cheque
Eurocommunism (noun)	Eu·ro·com·mu·nism
Eurocommunist (noun)	Eu·ro·com·mu·nist
Eurocommunist (adjective)	Eu·ro·com·mu·nist
Eurocracy (noun)	Eu·ro·cra·cy
Eurocrat (noun)	Eu·ro·crat
eurocreep (noun)	eu·ro·creep
Eurocurrency (noun)	Eu·ro·cur·ren·cy
Eurodollar (noun)	Eu·ro·dol·lar
Euromarket (noun)	Eu·ro·mar·ket
Europa (noun)	Eu·ro·pa
European (adjective)	Eu·ro·pe·an
European (noun)	Eu·ro·pe·an
Europeanism (noun)	Eu·ro·pe·an·ism
Europeanist (noun)	Eu·ro·pe·an·ist
Europeanization (noun)	Eu·ro·pe·an·i·za·tion
Europeanize (verb)	Eu·ro·pe·an·ize
Europeanness (noun)	Eu·ro·pe·an·ness
europium (noun)	eu·ro·pi·um
Europocentric (adjective)	Eu·ro·po·cen·tric
Europocentrism (noun)	Eu·ro·po·cen·trism
Eurotrash (noun)	Eu·ro·trash
Eurozone (noun)	Eur·o·zone
euryapsid (noun)	eu·ry·ap·sid
eurybathic (adjective)	eu·ry·bath·ic
Eurydice (noun)	Eu·ryd·i·ce
euryhaline (adjective)	eu·ry·ha·line
eurypterid (noun)	eu·ryp·ter·id
eurypterid (adjective)	eurypterid
eurythermal (adjective)	eu·ry·ther·mal
eurythermic (adjective)	eu·ry·ther·mic
eurythermous (adjective)	eu·ry·ther·mous
eurythmic (adjective)	eu·ryth·mic
eurythmics (noun)	eu·ryth·mics
eurythmy (noun)	eu·ryth·my
eurytopic (adjective)	eu·ry·top·ic
eusocial (adjective)	eu·so·cial
eusociality (noun)	eu·so·ci·al·i·ty
eustasy (noun)	eu·sta·sy
eustatic (adjective)	eu·stat·ic
eustele (noun)	eu·stele
eustress (noun)	eu·stress
eutectic (adjective)	eu·tec·tic

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