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Word	Syllables
exporter (noun)	ex·port·er
expose (verb)	ex·pose
exposé (noun)	ex·po·sé
exposed (adjective)	ex·posed
exposer (noun)	ex·pos·er
exposit (verb)	ex·pos·it
exposition (noun)	ex·po·si·tion
expositional (adjective)	ex·po·si·tion·al
expositive (adjective)	ex·pos·i·tive
expositor (noun)	ex·pos·i·tor
expository (adjective)	ex·pos·i·to·ry
expostulate (verb)	ex·pos·tu·late
expostulation (noun)	ex·pos·tu·la·tion
expostulator (noun)	ex·pos·tu·la·tor
expostulatory (adjective)	ex·pos·tu·la·to·ry
exposure (noun)	ex·po·sure
expound (verb)	ex·pound
expounder (noun)	ex·pound·er
express (adjective)	ex·press
express (adverb)	express
express (noun)	express
express (verb)	express
expressage (noun)	ex·press·age
expresser (noun)	ex·press·er
expressible (adjective)	ex·press·ible
expression (noun)	ex·pres·sion
expressional (adjective)	ex·pres·sion·al
expressionism (noun)	ex·pres·sion·ism
expressionist (noun)	ex·pres·sion·ist
expressionist (adjective)	ex·pres·sion·ist
expressionistic (adjective)	ex·pres·sion·is·tic
expressionistically (adverb)	ex·pres·sion·is·ti·cal·ly
expressionless (adjective)	ex·pres·sion·less
expressionlessly (adverb)	ex·pres·sion·less·ly
expressionlessness (noun)	ex·pres·sion·less·ness
expressive (adjective)	ex·pres·sive
expressively (adverb)	ex·pres·sive·ly
expressiveness (noun)	ex·pres·sive·ness
expressivity (noun)	ex·pres·siv·i·ty
expressly (adverb)	ex·press·ly
expressman (noun)	ex·press·man
expresso (noun)	ex·pres·so
expressway (noun)	ex·press·way
expropriate (verb)	ex·pro·pri·ate
expropriation (noun)	ex·pro·pri·a·tion
expropriator (noun)	ex·pro·pri·a·tor
expulse (verb)	ex·pulse
expulsion (noun)	ex·pul·sion
expulsive (adjective)	ex·pul·sive
expunction (noun)	ex·punc·tion
expunge (verb)	ex·punge
expungement (noun)	ex·punge·ment
expunger (noun)	ex·pung·er
expurgate (verb)	ex·pur·gate
expurgation (noun)	ex·pur·ga·tion
expurgator (noun)	ex·pur·ga·tor
expurgatorial (adjective)	ex·pur·ga·to·ri·al
expurgatory (adjective)	ex·pur·ga·to·ry
exquisite (adjective)	ex·qui·site
exquisite (noun)	exquisite
exquisitely (adverb)	ex·qui·site·ly
exquisiteness (noun)	ex·qui·site·ness
exsanguinate (verb)	ex·san·gui·nate
exsanguination (noun)	ex·san·gui·na·tion
exsanguine (adjective)	ex·san·guine
exscind (verb)	ex·scind
exsert (verb)	ex·sert
exserted (adjective)	ex·sert·ed
exsertion (noun)	ex·ser·tion
exsiccate (verb)	ex·sic·cate
exsiccation (noun)	ex·sic·ca·tion
exsolution (noun)	ex·so·lu·tion
exsolve (verb)	ex·solve
extant (adjective)	ex·tant
extemporal (adjective)	ex·tem·po·ral
extemporally (adverb)	ex·tem·po·ral·ly
extemporaneity (noun)	ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ity
extemporaneous (adjective)	ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ous
extemporaneously (adverb)	ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ous·ly
extemporaneousness (noun)	ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ous·ness
extemporarily (adverb)	ex·tem·po·rar·i·ly
extemporariness (noun)	ex·tem·po·rar·i·ness
extemporary (adjective)	ex·tem·po·rary
extempore (adverb)	ex·tem·po·re
extempore (adjective)	ex·tem·po·re
extemporise (noun)	ex·tem·po·rise
extemporization (noun)	ex·tem·po·ri·za·tion
extemporize (verb)	ex·tem·po·rize
extemporizer (noun)	ex·tem·po·riz·er
extend (verb)	ex·tend
extendability (noun)	ex·tend·abil·i·ty
extendable (adjective)	ex·tend·able
extended (adjective)	ex·tend·ed
extended-play (adjective)	ex·tend·ed-play
extendedly (adverb)	ex·tend·ed·ly
extendedness (noun)	ex·tend·ed·ness
extender (noun)	ex·tend·er
extendibility (noun)	ex·tend·i·bil·i·ty
extendible (adjective)	ex·tend·i·ble
extensibility (noun)	ex·ten·si·bil·i·ty

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