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Word	Syllables
imperceptibly (adverb)	im·per·cep·ti·bly
imperceptive (adjective)	im·per·cep·tive
imperceptiveness (noun)	im·per·cep·tive·ness
impercipience (noun)	im·per·cip·i·ence
impercipient (adjective)	im·per·cip·i·ent
imperfect (adjective)	im·per·fect
imperfect (noun)	imperfect
imperfection (noun)	im·per·fec·tion
imperfective (adjective)	im·per·fec·tive
imperfective (noun)	imperfective
imperfectly (adverb)	im·per·fect·ly
imperfectness (noun)	im·per·fect·ness
imperforate (adjective)	im·per·fo·rate
imperial (adjective)	im·pe·ri·al
imperial (noun)	imperial
imperialism (noun)	im·pe·ri·al·ism
imperialist (noun)	im·pe·ri·al·ist
imperialist (adjective)	im·pe·ri·al·ist
imperialistic (adjective)	im·pe·ri·al·is·tic
imperialistically (adverb)	im·pe·ri·al·is·ti·cal·ly
imperialize (verb)	im·pe·ri·al·ize
imperially (adverb)	im·pe·ri·al·ly
imperil (verb)	im·per·il
imperilment (noun)	im·per·il·ment
imperious (adjective)	im·pe·ri·ous
imperiously (adverb)	im·pe·ri·ous·ly
imperiousness (noun)	im·pe·ri·ous·ness
imperishability (noun)	im·per·ish·abil·i·ty
imperishable (adjective)	im·per·ish·able
imperishable (noun)	imperishable
imperishableness (noun)	im·per·ish·able·ness
imperishably (adverb)	im·per·ish·ably
imperium (noun)	im·pe·ri·um
impermanence (noun)	im·per·ma·nence
impermanency (noun)	im·per·ma·nen·cy
impermanent (adjective)	im·per·ma·nent
impermanently (adverb)	im·per·ma·nent·ly
impermeability (noun)	im·per·me·abil·i·ty
impermeable (adjective)	im·per·me·able
impermissibility (noun)	im·per·mis·si·bil·i·ty
impermissible (adjective)	im·per·mis·si·ble
impermissibly (adverb)	im·per·mis·si·bly
impersonal (adjective)	im·per·son·al
impersonality (noun)	im·per·son·al·i·ty
impersonalization (noun)	im·per·son·al·i·za·tion
impersonalize (verb)	im·per·son·al·ize
impersonally (adverb)	im·per·son·al·ly
impersonate (verb)	im·per·son·ate
impersonation (noun)	im·per·son·a·tion
impersonator (noun)	im·per·son·a·tor
impertinence (noun)	im·per·ti·nence
impertinency (noun)	im·per·ti·nen·cy
impertinent (adjective)	im·per·ti·nent
impertinently (adverb)	im·per·ti·nent·ly
imperturbability (noun)	im·per·turb·abil·i·ty
imperturbable (adjective)	im·per·turb·able
imperturbably (adverb)	im·per·turb·ably
impervious (adjective)	im·per·vi·ous
imperviously (adverb)	im·per·vi·ous·ly
imperviousness (noun)	im·per·vi·ous·ness
impetigo (noun)	im·pe·ti·go
impetrate (verb)	im·pe·trate
impetration (noun)	im·pe·tra·tion
impetuosity (noun)	im·pet·u·os·i·ty
impetuous (adjective)	im·pet·u·ous
impetuously (adverb)	im·pet·u·ous·ly
impetuousness (noun)	im·pet·u·ous·ness
impetus (noun)	im·pe·tus
impi (noun)	im·pi
impiety (noun)	im·pi·e·ty
impinge (verb)	im·pinge
impingement (noun)	im·pinge·ment
impinger (noun)	im·ping·er
impious (adjective)	im·pi·ous
impiously (adverb)	im·pi·ous·ly
impiousness (noun)	im·pi·ous·ness
impish (adjective)	imp·ish
impishly (adverb)	imp·ish·ly
impishness (noun)	imp·ish·ness
implacability (noun)	im·pla·ca·bil·i·ty
implacable (adjective)	im·pla·ca·ble
implacably (adverb)	im·pla·ca·bly
implant (verb)	im·plant
implant (noun)	im·plant
implantable (adjective)	im·plant·able
implantation (noun)	im·plan·ta·tion
implanter (noun)	im·plant·er
implausibility (noun)	im·plau·si·bil·i·ty
implausible (adjective)	im·plau·si·ble
implausibly (adverb)	im·plau·si·bly
implead (verb)	im·plead
implement (noun)	im·ple·ment
implement (verb)	im·ple·ment
implementation (noun)	im·ple·men·ta·tion
implementer (noun)	im·ple·men·ter
implicate (verb)	im·pli·cate
implicate (noun)	im·pli·cate
implication (noun)	im·pli·ca·tion
implicational (adjective)	im·pli·ca·tion·al
implicative (adjective)	im·pli·ca·tive

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