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Word	Syllables
imide (noun)	im·ide
imidic (adjective)	im·id·ic
imido (adjective)	im·i·do
imine (noun)	im·ine
imino (adjective)	im·i·no
imipramine (noun)	imip·ra·mine
imitable (adjective)	im·i·ta·ble
imitate (verb)	im·i·tate
imitation (noun)	im·i·ta·tion
imitation (adjective)	imitation
imitative (adjective)	im·i·ta·tive
imitatively (adverb)	im·i·ta·tive·ly
imitativeness (noun)	im·i·ta·tive·ness
imitator (noun)	im·i·ta·tor
immaculacy (noun)	im·mac·u·la·cy
immaculate (adjective)	im·mac·u·late
immaculately (adverb)	im·mac·u·late·ly
immaculateness (noun)	im·mac·u·late·ness
immane (adjective)	im·mane
immanence (noun)	im·ma·nence
immanency (noun)	im·ma·nen·cy
immanent (adjective)	im·ma·nent
immanentism (noun)	im·ma·nent·ism
immanentist (noun)	im·ma·nent·ist
immanentist (adjective)	im·ma·nent·ist
immanentistic (adjective)	im·ma·nent·is·tic
immanently (adverb)	im·ma·nent·ly
Immanuel (noun)	Im·man·u·el
immaterial (adjective)	im·ma·te·ri·al
immaterialism (noun)	im·ma·te·ri·al·ism
immaterialist (noun)	im·ma·te·ri·al·ist
immateriality (noun)	im·ma·te·ri·al·i·ty
immaterialize (verb)	im·ma·te·ri·al·ize
immaterially (adverb)	im·ma·te·ri·al·ly
immature (adjective)	im·ma·ture
immature (noun)	immature
immaturely (adverb)	im·ma·ture·ly
immaturity (noun)	im·ma·tu·ri·ty
immeasurability (noun)	im·meas·ur·a·bil·i·ty
immeasurable (adjective)	im·mea·sur·able
immeasurableness (noun)	im·mea·sur·able·ness
immeasurably (adverb)	im·mea·sur·ably
immediacy (noun)	im·me·di·a·cy
immediate (adjective)	im·me·di·ate
immediately (adverb)	im·me·di·ate·ly
immediately (conjunct subordinate)	immediately
immediateness (noun)	im·me·di·ate·ness
immedicable (adjective)	im·med·i·ca·ble
immedicably (adverb)	im·med·i·ca·bly
Immelmann (noun)	Im·mel·mann
immemorial (adjective)	im·me·mo·ri·al
immemorially (adverb)	im·me·mo·ri·al·ly
immense (adjective)	im·mense
immensely (adverb)	im·mense·ly
immenseness (noun)	im·mense·ness
immensity (noun)	im·men·si·ty
immensurable (adjective)	im·men·su·ra·ble
immerge (verb)	im·merge
immerse (verb)	im·merse
immersible (adjective)	im·mers·ible
immersion (noun)	im·mer·sion
immersive (adjective)	im·mer·sive
immesh (verb)	immesh
immethodical (adjective)	im·me·thod·i·cal
immethodically (adverb)	im·me·thod·i·cal·ly
immigrant (noun)	im·mi·grant
immigrant (adjective)	immigrant
immigrate (verb)	im·mi·grate
immigration (noun)	im·mi·gra·tion
immigrational (adjective)	im·mi·gra·tion·al
imminence (noun)	im·mi·nence
imminency (noun)	im·mi·nen·cy
imminent (adjective)	im·mi·nent
imminently (adverb)	im·mi·nent·ly
immingle (verb)	im·min·gle
immiscibility (noun)	im·mis·ci·bil·i·ty
immiscible (adjective)	im·mis·ci·ble
immiscibly (adverb)	im·mis·ci·bly
immiserate (verb)	im·mis·er·ate
immiseration (noun)	im·mis·er·a·tion
immiserization (noun)	im·mis·er·i·za·tion
immiserize (verb)	im·mis·er·ize
immitigable (adjective)	im·mit·i·ga·ble
immitigably (adverb)	im·mit·i·ga·bly
immittance (noun)	im·mit·tance
immix (verb)	im·mix
immixture (noun)	im·mix·ture
immobile (adjective)	im·mo·bile
immobilism (noun)	im·mo·bi·lism
immobility (noun)	im·mo·bil·i·ty
immobilization (noun)	im·mo·bi·li·za·tion
immobilize (verb)	im·mo·bi·lize
immobilizer (noun)	im·mo·bi·liz·er
immoderacy (noun)	im·mod·er·a·cy
immoderate (adjective)	im·mod·er·ate
immoderately (adverb)	im·mod·er·ate·ly
immoderateness (noun)	im·mod·er·ate·ness
immoderation (noun)	im·mod·er·a·tion
immodest (adjective)	im·mod·est
immodestly (adverb)	im·mod·est·ly

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