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Word	Syllables
ex-voto (noun)	ex-vo·to
exacerbate (verb)	ex·ac·er·bate
exacerbation (noun)	ex·ac·er·ba·tion
exact (verb)	ex·act
exact (adjective)	exact
exacta (noun)	ex·ac·ta
exactable (adjective)	ex·act·able
exacting (adjective)	ex·act·ing
exactingly (adverb)	ex·act·ing·ly
exactingness (noun)	ex·act·ing·ness
exaction (noun)	ex·ac·tion
exactitude (noun)	ex·ac·ti·tude
exactly (adverb)	ex·act·ly
exactness (noun)	ex·act·ness
exactor (noun)	ex·ac·tor
exaggerate (verb)	ex·ag·ger·ate
exaggeratedly (adverb)	ex·ag·ger·at·ed·ly
exaggeratedness (noun)	ex·ag·ger·at·ed·ness
exaggeration (noun)	ex·ag·ger·a·tion
exaggerative (adjective)	ex·ag·ger·a·tive
exaggerator (noun)	ex·ag·ger·a·tor
exaggeratory (adjective)	ex·ag·ger·a·to·ry
exalt (verb)	ex·alt
exaltation (noun)	ex·al·ta·tion
exalté (foreign term)	ex·al·té
exalted (adjective)	ex·alt·ed
exaltedly (adverb)	ex·alt·ed·ly
exaltedness (noun)	ex·alt·ed·ness
exalter (noun)	ex·alt·er
exam (noun)	ex·am
examen (noun)	ex·a·men
examinable (adjective)	ex·am·in·able
examinant (noun)	ex·am·i·nant
examination (noun)	ex·am·i·na·tion
examination-in-chief (noun)	ex·am·i·na·tion-in-chief
examinational (adjective)	ex·am·i·na·tion·al
examine (verb)	ex·am·ine
examinee (noun)	ex·am·in·ee
examiner (noun)	ex·am·in·er
example (noun)	ex·am·ple
example (verb)	example
exanimate (adjective)	ex·an·i·mate
exanthem (noun)	ex·an·them
exanthema (noun)	ex·an·the·ma
exanthematic (adjective)	ex·an·the·mat·ic
exanthematous (adjective)	ex·an·them·a·tous
exaptation (noun)	ex·ap·ta·tion
exarch (noun)	ex·arch
exarch (adjective)	exarch
exarchal (adjective)	ex·ar·chal
exarchate (noun)	ex·arch·ate
exarchy (noun)	ex·ar·chy
exasperate (verb)	ex·as·per·ate
exasperate (adjective)	ex·as·per·ate
exasperatedly (adverb)	ex·as·per·at·ed·ly
exasperatingly (adverb)	ex·as·per·at·ing·ly
exasperation (noun)	ex·as·per·a·tion
Excalibur (noun)	Ex·cal·i·bur
excavate (verb)	ex·ca·vate
excavation (noun)	ex·ca·va·tion
excavational (adjective)	ex·ca·va·tion·al
excavator (noun)	ex·ca·va·tor
exceed (verb)	ex·ceed
exceedance (noun)	ex·ceed·ance
exceedence (noun)	ex·ceed·ence
exceeding (adjective)	ex·ceed·ing
exceeding (adverb)	ex·ceed·ing
exceedingly (adverb)	ex·ceed·ing·ly
excel (verb)	ex·cel
excellence (noun)	ex·cel·lence
excellency (noun)	ex·cel·len·cy
excellent (adjective)	ex·cel·lent
excellent (interjection)	ex·cel·lent
excellently (adverb)	ex·cel·lent·ly
excelsior (noun)	ex·cel·si·or
excentric (adjective)	ex·cen·tric
excentrically (adverb)	ex·cen·tri·cal·ly
except (preposition)	ex·cept
except (verb)	except
except (conjunct subordinate)	except
excepted (adjective)	ex·cept·ed
excepting (preposition)	ex·cept·ing
excepting (conjunct subordinate)	excepting
exception (noun)	ex·cep·tion
exceptionability (noun)	ex·cep·tion·abil·i·ty
exceptionable (adjective)	ex·cep·tion·able
exceptionably (adverb)	ex·cep·tion·ably
exceptional (adjective)	ex·cep·tion·al
exceptionalism (noun)	ex·cep·tion·al·ism
exceptionalist (adjective)	ex·cep·tion·al·ist
exceptionality (noun)	ex·cep·tion·al·i·ty
exceptionally (adverb)	ex·cep·tion·al·ly
exceptionalness (noun)	ex·cep·tion·al·ness
exceptive (adjective)	ex·cep·tive
excerpt (verb)	ex·cerpt
excerpt (noun)	ex·cerpt
excerptible (adjective)	ex·cerpt·i·ble
excerption (noun)	ex·cerp·tion
excerptor (noun)	ex·cerp·tor
excess (noun)	ex·cess

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