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WordSyllables
indoor (adjective) in·door
indoors (adverb) in·doors
indoors (noun) in·doors
indophenol (noun) in·do·phe·nol
indorse (verb) in·dorse
indorsement (noun) in·dorse·ment
indoxyl (noun) in·dox·yl
indraft (noun) in·draft
indraught (noun) in·draught
indrawn (adjective) in·drawn
indri (noun) in·dri
indubitability (noun) in·du·bi·ta·bil·i·ty
indubitable (adjective) in·du·bi·ta·ble
indubitableness (noun) in·du·bi·ta·ble·ness
indubitably (adverb) in·du·bi·ta·bly
induce (verb) in·duce
inducement (noun) in·duce·ment
inducer (noun) in·duc·er
inducibility (noun) in·duc·ibil·i·ty
inducible (adjective) in·duc·ible
induct (verb) in·duct
inductance (noun) in·duc·tance
inductee (noun) in·duct·ee
induction (noun) in·duc·tion
inductive (adjective) in·duc·tive
inductively (adverb) in·duc·tive·ly
inductiveness (noun) in·duc·tive·ness
inductivism (noun) in·duc·tiv·ism
inductivist (noun) in·duc·tiv·ist
inductor (noun) in·duc·tor
indue (verb) in·due
indulge (verb) in·dulge
indulgence (noun) in·dul·gence
indulgent (adjective) in·dul·gent
indulgently (adverb) in·dul·gent·ly
indulger (noun) in·dulg·er
induline (noun) in·du·line
indult (noun) in·dult
indumentum (noun) in·du·men·tum
indurate (adjective) in·du·rate
indurate (verb) in·du·rate
indurated (adjective) indurated
induration (noun) in·du·ra·tion
indurative (adjective) in·du·ra·tive
indusium (noun) in·du·si·um
industrial (adjective) in·dus·tri·al
industrial (noun) industrial
industrial-strength (adjective) in·dus·tri·al-strength
industrialise (verb) in·dus·tri·al·ise
industrialism (noun) in·dus·tri·al·ism
industrialist (noun) in·dus·tri·al·ist
industrialization (noun) in·dus·tri·al·i·za·tion
industrialize (verb) in·dus·tri·al·ize
industrially (adverb) in·dus·tri·al·ly
industrious (adjective) in·dus·tri·ous
industriously (adverb) in·dus·tri·ous·ly
industriousness (noun) in·dus·tri·ous·ness
industry (noun) in·dus·try
indwell (verb) in·dwell
indweller (noun) in·dwell·er
indwelling (adjective) in·dwell·ing
Indy (noun) In·dy
inebriant (noun) in·ebri·ant
inebriant (adjective) in·e·bri·ant
inebriate (verb) in·ebri·ate
inebriate (adjective) in·ebri·ate
inebriate (noun) in·ebri·ate
inebriated (adjective) in·ebri·at·ed
inebriation (noun) in·ebri·a·tion
inebriety (noun) in·ebri·ety
inedible (adjective) in·ed·i·ble
inedited (adjective) in·ed·it·ed
ineducability (noun) in·ed·u·ca·bil·i·ty
ineducable (adjective) in·ed·u·ca·ble
ineffability (noun) in·ef·fa·bil·i·ty
ineffable (adjective) in·ef·fa·ble
ineffableness (noun) in·ef·fa·ble·ness
ineffably (adverb) in·ef·fa·bly
ineffaceability (noun) in·ef·face·abil·i·ty
ineffaceable (adjective) in·ef·face·able
ineffaceably (adverb) in·ef·face·ably
ineffective (adjective) in·ef·fec·tive
ineffectively (adverb) in·ef·fec·tive·ly
ineffectiveness (noun) in·ef·fec·tive·ness
ineffectual (adjective) in·ef·fec·tu·al
ineffectuality (noun) in·ef·fec·tu·al·i·ty
ineffectually (adverb) in·ef·fec·tu·al·ly
ineffectualness (noun) in·ef·fec·tu·al·ness
inefficacious (adjective) in·ef·fi·ca·cious
inefficaciously (adverb) in·ef·fi·ca·cious·ly
inefficaciousness (noun) in·ef·fi·ca·cious·ness
inefficacy (noun) in·ef·fi·ca·cy
inefficiency (noun) in·ef·fi·cien·cy
inefficient (adjective) in·ef·fi·cient
inefficient (noun) inefficient
inefficiently (adverb) in·ef·fi·cient·ly
inegalitarian (adjective) in·e·gal·i·tar·i·an
inelastic (adjective) in·elas·tic
inelasticity (noun) in·elas·tic·i·ty
inelegance (noun) in·el·e·gance

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