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Word	Syllables
extensible (adjective)	ex·ten·si·ble
extensile (adjective)	ex·ten·sile
extension (noun)	ex·ten·sion
extensional (adjective)	ex·ten·sion·al
extensionality (noun)	ex·ten·sion·al·i·ty
extensionally (adverb)	ex·ten·sion·al·ly
extensity (noun)	ex·ten·si·ty
extensive (adjective)	ex·ten·sive
extensively (adverb)	ex·ten·sive·ly
extensiveness (noun)	ex·ten·sive·ness
extensometer (noun)	ex·ten·som·e·ter
extensor (noun)	ex·ten·sor
extent (noun)	ex·tent
extenuate (verb)	ex·ten·u·ate
extenuation (noun)	ex·ten·u·a·tion
extenuator (noun)	ex·ten·u·a·tor
extenuatory (adjective)	ex·ten·u·a·to·ry
exterior (adjective)	ex·te·ri·or
exterior (noun)	exterior
exteriorise (verb)	ex·te·ri·or·ise
exteriority (noun)	ex·te·ri·or·i·ty
exteriorization (noun)	ex·te·ri·or·iza·tion
exteriorize (verb)	ex·te·ri·or·ize
exteriorly (adverb)	ex·te·ri·or·ly
exterminate (verb)	ex·ter·mi·nate
extermination (noun)	ex·ter·mi·na·tion
exterminator (noun)	ex·ter·mi·na·tor
exterminatory (adjective)	ex·ter·mi·na·to·ry
extermine (verb)	ex·ter·mine
extern (adjective)	ex·tern
extern (noun)	ex·tern
external (adjective)	ex·ter·nal
external (noun)	external
externalise (noun)	ex·ter·nal·ise
externalism (noun)	ex·ter·nal·ism
externalist (noun)	ex·ter·nal·ist
externality (noun)	ex·ter·nal·i·ty
externalization (noun)	ex·ter·nal·i·za·tion
externalize (verb)	ex·ter·nal·ize
externally (adverb)	ex·ter·nal·ly
externe (noun)	ex·terne
externship (noun)	ex·tern·ship
exteroception (noun)	ex·ter·o·cep·tion
exteroceptive (adjective)	ex·tero·cep·tive
exteroceptivity (noun)	ex·ter·o·cep·tiv·i·ty
exteroceptor (noun)	ex·tero·cep·tor
exterritorial (adjective)	ex·ter·ri·to·ri·al
exterritoriality (noun)	ex·ter·ri·to·ri·al·i·ty
extinct (adjective)	ex·tinct
extinct (verb)	extinct
extinction (noun)	ex·tinc·tion
extinctive (adjective)	ex·tinc·tive
extinguish (verb)	ex·tin·guish
extinguishable (adjective)	ex·tin·guish·able
extinguisher (noun)	ex·tin·guish·er
extinguishment (noun)	ex·tin·guish·ment
extirpate (verb)	ex·tir·pate
extirpation (noun)	ex·tir·pa·tion
extirpator (noun)	ex·tir·pa·tor
extol (verb)	ex·tol
extoller (noun)	ex·tol·ler
extolment (noun)	ex·tol·ment
extort (verb)	ex·tort
extorter (noun)	ex·tort·er
extortion (noun)	ex·tor·tion
extortionary (adjective)	ex·tor·tion·ary
extortionate (adjective)	ex·tor·tion·ate
extortionately (adverb)	ex·tor·tion·ate·ly
extortioner (noun)	ex·tor·tion·er
extortionist (noun)	ex·tor·tion·ist
extortive (adjective)	ex·tor·tive
extra (adjective)	ex·tra
extra (noun)	extra
extra (adverb)	extra
extra-virgin (adjective)	ex·tra-vir·gin
extracellular (adjective)	ex·tra·cel·lu·lar
extracellularly (adverb)	ex·tra·cel·lu·lar·ly
extrachromosomal (adjective)	ex·tra·chro·mo·som·al
extraconstitutional (adjective)	ex·tra·con·sti·tu·tion·al
extracorporeal (adjective)	ex·tra·cor·po·re·al
extracorporeally (adverb)	ex·tra·cor·po·re·al·ly
extracranial (adjective)	ex·tra·cra·ni·al
extract (verb)	ex·tract
extract (noun)	ex·tract
extractability (noun)	ex·tract·abil·i·ty
extractable (adjective)	ex·tract·able
extraction (noun)	ex·trac·tion
extractive (adjective)	ex·trac·tive
extractive (noun)	extractive
extractively (adverb)	ex·trac·tive·ly
extractor (noun)	ex·trac·tor
extracurricular (adjective)	ex·tra·cur·ric·u·lar
extracurricular (noun)	extracurricular
extracurricularly (adverb)	ex·tra·cur·ric·u·lar·ly
extraditable (adjective)	ex·tra·dit·able
extradite (verb)	ex·tra·dite
extradition (noun)	ex·tra·di·tion
extrados (noun)	ex·tra·dos
extradural (adjective)	ex·tra·du·ral
extraembryonic (adjective)	ex·tra·em·bry·on·ic

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