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Word	Syllables
in-between (adjective)	in-be·tween
in-between (noun)	in-be·tween
in-betweener (noun)	in-be·tween·er
in-box (noun)	in-box
in-company (adjective)	in-com·pa·ny
in-country (adjective)	in-coun·try
in-crowd (noun)	in-crowd
in-depth (adjective)	in-depth
in-flight (adjective)	in-flight
in-group (noun)	in-group
in-home (adjective)	in-home
in-house (adjective)	in-house
in-house (adverb)	in-house
in-joke (noun)	in-joke
in-kind (adjective)	in-kind
in-law (noun)	in-law
in-line (adjective)	in-line
in-line (adverb)	in-line
in-liner (noun)	in-lin·er
in-migrant (noun)	in-mi·grant
in-migrate (verb)	in-mi·grate
in-migration (noun)	in-mi·gra·tion
in-phase (adjective)	in-phase
in-print (adjective)	in-print
in-process (adjective)	in-pro·cess
in-school (adjective)	in-school
in-service (adjective)	in-ser·vice
in-store (adjective)	in-store
in-wrought (adjective)	in-wrought
in-your-face (adjective)	in-your-face
inability (noun)	in·abil·i·ty
inaccessibility (noun)	in·ac·ces·si·bil·i·ty
inaccessible (adjective)	in·ac·ces·si·ble
inaccessibly (adverb)	in·ac·ces·si·bly
inaccuracy (noun)	in·ac·cu·ra·cy
inaccurate (adjective)	in·ac·cu·rate
inaccurately (adverb)	in·ac·cu·rate·ly
inaction (noun)	in·ac·tion
inactivate (verb)	in·ac·ti·vate
inactivation (noun)	in·ac·ti·va·tion
inactivator (noun)	in·ac·ti·va·tor
inactive (adjective)	in·ac·tive
inactively (adverb)	in·ac·tive·ly
inactivity (noun)	in·ac·tiv·i·ty
inadequacy (noun)	in·ad·e·qua·cy
inadequate (adjective)	in·ad·e·quate
inadequately (adverb)	in·ad·e·quate·ly
inadequateness (noun)	in·ad·e·quate·ness
inadmissibility (noun)	in·ad·mis·si·bil·i·ty
inadmissible (adjective)	in·ad·mis·si·ble
inadmissibly (adverb)	in·ad·mis·si·bly
inadvertence (noun)	in·ad·ver·tence
inadvertency (noun)	in·ad·ver·ten·cy
inadvertent (adjective)	in·ad·ver·tent
inadvertently (adverb)	in·ad·ver·tent·ly
inadvisability (noun)	in·ad·vis·abil·i·ty
inadvisable (adjective)	in·ad·vis·able
inalienability (noun)	in·alien·abil·i·ty
inalienable (adjective)	in·alien·able
inalienably (adverb)	in·alien·ably
inalterability (noun)	in·al·ter·abil·i·ty
inalterable (adjective)	in·al·ter·able
inalterableness (noun)	in·al·ter·able·ness
inalterably (adverb)	in·al·ter·ably
inamorata (noun)	in·amo·ra·ta
inamorato (noun)	in·am·o·ra·to
inane (adjective)	inane
inane (noun)	inane
inanely (adverb)	inane·ly
inaneness (noun)	inane·ness
inanimate (adjective)	in·an·i·mate
inanimately (adverb)	in·an·i·mate·ly
inanimateness (noun)	in·an·i·mate·ness
inanition (noun)	in·a·ni·tion
inanity (noun)	inan·i·ty
inapparent (adjective)	in·ap·par·ent
inapparently (adverb)	in·ap·par·ent·ly
inappeasable (adjective)	in·ap·peas·able
inappetence (noun)	in·ap·pe·tence
inappetent (adjective)	in·ap·pe·tent
inapplicability (noun)	in·ap·pli·ca·bil·i·ty
inapplicable (adjective)	in·ap·pli·ca·ble
inapplicably (adverb)	in·ap·pli·ca·bly
inapposite (adjective)	in·ap·po·site
inappositely (adverb)	in·ap·po·site·ly
inappositeness (noun)	in·ap·po·site·ness
inappreciable (adjective)	in·ap·pre·cia·ble
inappreciably (adverb)	in·ap·pre·cia·bly
inappreciative (adjective)	in·ap·pre·cia·tive
inappreciatively (adverb)	in·ap·pre·cia·tive·ly
inappreciativeness (noun)	in·ap·pre·cia·tive·ness
inapproachable (adjective)	in·ap·proach·able
inappropriate (adjective)	in·ap·pro·pri·ate
inappropriately (adverb)	in·ap·pro·pri·ate·ly
inappropriateness (noun)	in·ap·pro·pri·ate·ness
inapt (adjective)	in·apt
inaptitude (noun)	in·ap·ti·tude
inaptly (adverb)	in·apt·ly
inaptness (noun)	in·apt·ness
inarch (verb)	in·arch

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