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Word	Syllables
intermixture (noun)	in·ter·mix·ture
intermodal (adjective)	in·ter·mod·al
intermodulation (noun)	in·ter·mod·u·la·tion
intermolecular (adjective)	in·ter·mo·lec·u·lar
intermont (adjective)	in·ter·mont
intermontane (adjective)	in·ter·mon·tane
intern (adjective)	in·tern
intern (verb)	in·tern
intern (noun)	in·tern
internal (adjective)	in·ter·nal
internal (noun)	in·ter·nal
internalise (verb)	in·ter·nal·ise
internality (noun)	in·ter·nal·i·ty
internalization (noun)	in·ter·nal·i·za·tion
internalize (verb)	in·ter·nal·ize
internally (adverb)	in·ter·nal·ly
international (adjective)	in·ter·na·tion·al
international (noun)	international
Internationale (noun)	In·ter·na·tio·nale
internationalise (verb)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ise
internationalism (noun)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ism
internationalist (noun)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ist
internationalist (adjective)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ist
internationality (noun)	in·ter·na·tion·al·i·ty
internationalization (noun)	in·ter·na·tion·al·i·za·tion
internationalize (verb)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ize
internationally (adverb)	in·ter·na·tion·al·ly
Internaut (noun)	In·ter·naut
interne (adjective)	in·terne
interne (noun)	in·terne
internecine (adjective)	in·ter·ne·cine
internee (noun)	in·tern·ee
internegative (noun)	in·ter·neg·a·tive
Internet (noun)	In·ter·net
interneuron (noun)	in·ter·neu·ron
interneuronal (adjective)	in·ter·neu·ro·nal
internist (noun)	in·ter·nist
internment (noun)	in·tern·ment
internodal (adjective)	in·ter·nod·al
internode (noun)	in·ter·node
internship (noun)	in·tern·ship
internuclear (adjective)	in·ter·nu·cle·ar
internuncial (adjective)	in·ter·nun·ci·al
internuncio (noun)	in·ter·nun·cio
interoceanic (adjective)	in·ter·o·ce·an·ic
interoceptive (adjective)	in·ter·o·cep·tive
interoceptor (noun)	in·ter·o·cep·tor
interoperability (noun)	in·ter·op·er·a·bil·i·ty
interoperable (adjective)	in·ter·op·er·a·ble
interosseous (adjective)	in·ter·os·se·ous
interpellate (verb)	in·ter·pel·late
interpellation (noun)	in·ter·pel·la·tion
interpellator (noun)	in·ter·pel·la·tor
interpenetrate (verb)	in·ter·pen·e·trate
interpenetration (noun)	in·ter·pen·e·tra·tion
interpenetrative (adjective)	in·ter·pen·e·tra·tive
interpersonal (adjective)	in·ter·per·son·al
interpersonally (adverb)	in·ter·per·son·al·ly
interphase (noun)	in·ter·phase
interplanetary (adjective)	in·ter·plan·e·tar·y
interplant (verb)	in·ter·plant
interplay (noun)	in·ter·play
interplay (verb)	in·ter·play
interplead (verb)	in·ter·plead
interpleader (noun)	in·ter·plead·er
interpolate (verb)	in·ter·po·late
interpolation (noun)	in·ter·po·la·tion
interpolative (adjective)	in·ter·po·la·tive
interpolator (noun)	in·ter·po·la·tor
interpole (noun)	in·ter·pole
interpose (verb)	in·ter·pose
interposer (noun)	in·ter·pos·er
interposition (noun)	in·ter·po·si·tion
interpret (verb)	in·ter·pret
interpretability (noun)	in·ter·pret·abil·i·ty
interpretable (adjective)	in·ter·pret·able
interpretant (noun)	in·ter·pre·tant
interpretation (noun)	in·ter·pre·ta·tion
interpretational (adjective)	in·ter·pre·ta·tion·al
interpretative (adjective)	in·ter·pre·ta·tive
interpretatively (adverb)	in·ter·pre·ta·tive·ly
interpreter (noun)	in·ter·pret·er
interpretive (adjective)	in·ter·pre·tive
interpretively (adverb)	in·ter·pre·tive·ly
interprovincial (adjective)	in·ter·pro·vin·cial
interprovincial (noun)	in·ter·pro·vin·cial
interproximal (adjective)	in·ter·prox·i·mal
interpupillary (adjective)	in·ter·pu·pil·lary
interquartile (adjective)	in·ter·quar·tile
interracial (adjective)	in·ter·ra·cial
interracially (adverb)	in·ter·ra·cial·ly
interregnum (noun)	in·ter·reg·num
interrelate (verb)	in·ter·re·late
interrelated (adjective)	in·ter·re·lat·ed
interrelatedly (adverb)	in·ter·re·lat·ed·ly
interrelatedness (noun)	in·ter·re·lat·ed·ness
interrelation (noun)	in·ter·re·la·tion
interrelationship (noun)	in·ter·re·la·tion·ship
interrobang (noun)	in·ter·ro·bang
interrogate (verb)	in·ter·ro·gate

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