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Word	Syllables
invertibility (noun)	in·vert·i·bil·i·ty
invertible (adjective)	in·vert·ible
invest (verb)	in·vest
investable (adjective)	in·vest·able
investible (adjective)	in·vest·i·ble
investigable (adjective)	in·ves·ti·ga·ble
investigate (verb)	in·ves·ti·gate
investigation (noun)	in·ves·ti·ga·tion
investigational (adjective)	in·ves·ti·ga·tion·al
investigative (adjective)	in·ves·ti·ga·tive
investigator (noun)	in·ves·ti·ga·tor
investigatory (adjective)	in·ves·ti·ga·to·ry
investiture (noun)	in·ves·ti·ture
investment (noun)	in·vest·ment
investor (noun)	in·ves·tor
inveteracy (noun)	in·vet·er·a·cy
inveterate (adjective)	in·vet·er·ate
inveterately (adverb)	in·vet·er·ate·ly
inviability (noun)	in·vi·a·bil·i·ty
inviable (adjective)	in·vi·a·ble
invidious (adjective)	in·vid·i·ous
invidiously (adverb)	in·vid·i·ous·ly
invidiousness (noun)	in·vid·i·ous·ness
invigilate (verb)	in·vig·i·late
invigilation (noun)	in·vig·i·la·tion
invigilator (noun)	in·vig·i·la·tor
invigorate (verb)	in·vig·o·rate
invigoratingly (adverb)	in·vig·o·rat·ing·ly
invigoration (noun)	in·vig·o·ra·tion
invigorator (noun)	in·vig·o·ra·tor
invincibility (noun)	in·vin·ci·bil·i·ty
invincible (adjective)	in·vin·ci·ble
invincibleness (noun)	in·vin·ci·ble·ness
invincibly (adverb)	in·vin·ci·bly
inviolability (noun)	in·vi·o·la·bil·i·ty
inviolable (adjective)	in·vi·o·la·ble
inviolableness (noun)	in·vi·o·la·ble·ness
inviolably (adverb)	in·vi·o·la·bly
inviolacy (noun)	in·vi·o·la·cy
inviolate (adjective)	in·vi·o·late
inviolately (adverb)	in·vi·o·late·ly
inviolateness (noun)	in·vi·o·late·ness
inviscid (adjective)	in·vis·cid
invisibility (noun)	in·vis·i·bil·i·ty
invisible (adjective)	in·vis·i·ble
invisible (noun)	invisible
invisibleness (noun)	in·vis·i·ble·ness
invisibly (adverb)	in·vis·i·bly
invitation (noun)	in·vi·ta·tion
invitational (adjective)	in·vi·ta·tion·al
invitational (noun)	invitational
invitatory (adjective)	in·vi·ta·to·ry
invitatory (noun)	invitatory
invite (verb)	in·vite
invite (noun)	in·vite
invitee (noun)	in·vi·tee
inviter (noun)	in·vit·er
inviting (adjective)	inviting
invitingly (adverb)	in·vit·ing·ly
invocate (verb)	in·vo·cate
invocation (noun)	in·vo·ca·tion
invocational (adjective)	in·vo·ca·tion·al
invocatory (adjective)	in·voc·a·to·ry
invoice (noun)	in·voice
invoice (verb)	invoice
invoke (verb)	in·voke
invoker (noun)	in·vok·er
involucral (adjective)	in·vo·lu·cral
involucrate (adjective)	in·vo·lu·crate
involucre (noun)	in·vo·lu·cre
involucrum (noun)	in·vo·lu·crum
involuntarily (adverb)	in·vol·un·tari·ly
involuntariness (noun)	in·vol·un·tari·ness
involuntary (adjective)	in·vol·un·tary
involute (adjective)	in·vo·lute
involute (noun)	involute
involute (verb)	in·vo·lute
involuted (adjective)	in·vo·lut·ed
involution (noun)	in·vo·lu·tion
involutional (adjective)	in·vo·lu·tion·al
involutionary (adjective)	in·vo·lu·tion·ar·y
involve (verb)	in·volve
involved (adjective)	involved
involvedly (adverb)	in·volv·ed·ly
involvement (noun)	in·volve·ment
involver (noun)	in·volv·er
invulnerability (noun)	in·vul·ner·a·bil·i·ty
invulnerable (adjective)	in·vul·ner·a·ble
invulnerableness (noun)	in·vul·ner·a·ble·ness
invulnerably (adverb)	in·vul·ner·a·bly
inwale (noun)	in·wale
inward (adjective)	in·ward
inward (adverb)	inward
inward (noun)	inward
inward-looking (adjective)	in·ward-look·ing
inwardly (adverb)	in·ward·ly
inwardness (noun)	in·ward·ness
inwards (adverb)	in·wards
inweave (verb)	in·weave
inwrought (adjective)	in·wrought

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