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Word	Syllables
ingurgitation (noun)	in·gur·gi·ta·tion
Ingush (noun)	In·gush
Ingush (adjective)	In·gush
inhabit (verb)	in·hab·it
inhabitability (noun)	in·hab·it·a·bil·i·ty
inhabitable (adjective)	in·hab·it·able
inhabitancy (noun)	in·hab·i·tan·cy
inhabitant (noun)	in·hab·i·tant
inhabitation (noun)	in·hab·i·ta·tion
inhabited (adjective)	inhabited
inhabiter (noun)	in·hab·it·er
inhalant (noun)	in·hal·ant
inhalant (adjective)	inhalant
inhalation (noun)	in·ha·la·tion
inhalational (adjective)	in·ha·la·tion·al
inhalator (noun)	in·ha·la·tor
inhale (verb)	in·hale
inhale (noun)	in·hale
inhaler (noun)	in·hal·er
inharmonic (adjective)	in·har·mon·ic
inharmonicity (noun)	in·har·mo·nic·i·ty
inharmonious (adjective)	in·har·mo·ni·ous
inharmoniously (adverb)	in·har·mo·ni·ous·ly
inharmoniousness (noun)	in·har·mo·ni·ous·ness
inharmony (noun)	in·har·mo·ny
inhere (verb)	in·here
inherence (noun)	in·her·ence
inherent (adjective)	in·her·ent
inherently (adverb)	in·her·ent·ly
inherit (verb)	in·her·it
inheritability (noun)	in·her·it·abil·i·ty
inheritable (adjective)	in·her·it·able
inheritableness (noun)	in·her·it·able·ness
inheritance (noun)	in·her·i·tance
inheritor (noun)	in·her·i·tor
inheritress (noun)	in·her·i·tress
inhesion (noun)	in·he·sion
inhibin (noun)	in·hib·in
inhibit (verb)	in·hib·it
inhibited (adjective)	in·hib·it·ed
inhibition (noun)	in·hi·bi·tion
inhibitive (adjective)	in·hib·i·tive
inhibitor (noun)	in·hib·i·tor
inhibitory (adjective)	in·hib·i·to·ry
inholding (noun)	in·hold·ing
inhomogeneity (noun)	in·ho·mo·ge·ne·i·ty
inhomogeneous (adjective)	in·ho·mo·ge·neous
inhospitable (adjective)	in·hos·pi·ta·ble
inhospitableness (noun)	in·hos·pi·ta·ble·ness
inhospitably (adverb)	in·hos·pi·ta·bly
inhospitality (noun)	in·hos·pi·tal·i·ty
inhuman (adjective)	in·hu·man
inhumane (adjective)	in·hu·mane
inhumanely (adverb)	in·hu·mane·ly
inhumanity (noun)	in·hu·man·i·ty
inhumanly (adverb)	in·hu·man·ly
inhumanness (noun)	in·hu·man·ness
inhumation (noun)	in·hu·ma·tion
inhume (verb)	in·hume
inimical (adjective)	in·im·i·cal
inimically (adverb)	in·im·i·cal·ly
inimitability (noun)	in·im·i·ta·bil·i·ty
inimitable (adjective)	in·im·i·ta·ble
inimitableness (noun)	in·im·i·ta·ble·ness
inimitably (adverb)	in·im·i·ta·bly
inion (noun)	in·i·on
iniquitous (adjective)	in·iq·ui·tous
iniquitously (adverb)	in·iq·ui·tous·ly
iniquitousness (noun)	in·iq·ui·tous·ness
iniquity (noun)	in·iq·ui·ty
initial (adjective)	ini·tial
initial (noun)	initial
initial (verb)	initial
initialese (noun)	in·i·tial·ese
initialism (noun)	ini·tial·ism
initialization (noun)	ini·tial·i·za·tion
initialize (verb)	ini·tial·ize
initially (adverb)	ini·tial·ly
initialness (noun)	ini·tial·ness
initiand (noun)	in·i·ti·and
initiate (verb)	ini·ti·ate
initiate (adjective)	ini·tiate
initiate (noun)	ini·tiate
initiation (noun)	ini·ti·a·tion
initiative (adjective)	ini·tia·tive
initiative (noun)	initiative
initiator (noun)	ini·ti·a·tor
initiatory (adjective)	ini·tia·to·ry
inject (verb)	in·ject
injectable (adjective)	in·ject·able
injectable (noun)	in·ject·able
injectant (noun)	in·jec·tant
injection (noun)	in·jec·tion
injection-molded (adjective)	injection-molded
injective (adjective)	in·jec·tive
injector (noun)	in·jec·tor
injera (noun)	in·je·ra
injudicious (adjective)	in·ju·di·cious
injudiciously (adverb)	in·ju·di·cious·ly
injudiciousness (noun)	in·ju·di·cious·ness

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