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Word	Syllables
neo-Freudian (noun)	neo-Freudian
neo-Georgian (adjective)	ne·o-Geor·gian
neo-Gothic (adjective)	neo-Goth·ic
neo-Gothic (noun)	ne·o-Goth·ic
neo-impressionism (noun)	neo-im·pres·sion·ism
neo-Impressionism (noun)	ne·o-Im·pres·sion·ism
neo-impressionist (adjective)	neo-im·pres·sion·ist
neo-impressionist (noun)	neo-im·pres·sion·ist
neo-Impressionist (adjective)	ne·o-Im·pres·sion·ist
Neo-Latin (noun)	Neo-Lat·in
neo-Malthusian (adjective)	neo-Mal·thu·sian
neo-Malthusian (noun)	neo-Malthusian
neo-Malthusianism (noun)	neo-Mal·thu·sian·ism
neo-Marxism (noun)	ne·o-Marx·ism
neo-Marxist (adjective)	ne·o-Marx·ist
neo-Marxist (noun)	ne·o-Marx·ist
Neo-Melanesian (noun)	Ne·o-Mel·a·ne·sian
neo-Nazi (noun)	neo-Na·zi
neo-Nazi (adjective)	neo-Nazi
neo-Nazism (noun)	neo-Na·zism
neo-pagan (noun)	neo-pa·gan
neo-pagan (adjective)	neo-pagan
neo-paganism (noun)	neo-pa·gan·ism
neo-realism (noun)	ne·o-re·al·ism
neo-scholasticism (noun)	neo-scho·las·ti·cism
neoclassic (adjective)	neo·clas·sic
neoclassical (adjective)	ne·o·clas·si·cal
neoclassicism (noun)	neo·clas·si·cism
neoclassicist (noun)	neo·clas·si·cist
neoclassicist (adjective)	neo·clas·si·cist
neocolonial (adjective)	neo·co·lo·nial
neocolonialism (noun)	neo·co·lo·nial·ism
neocolonialist (noun)	neo·co·lo·nial·ist
neocolonialist (adjective)	neo·co·lo·nial·ist
neocon (noun)	neo·con
neocon (adjective)	ne·o·con
neoconservatism (noun)	neo·con·ser·va·tism
neoconservative (noun)	neo·con·ser·va·tive
neoconservative (adjective)	neoconservative
neocortex (noun)	neo·cor·tex
neocortical (adjective)	neo·cor·ti·cal
neodymium (noun)	neo·dym·i·um
neofascism (noun)	ne·o·fas·cism
neofascist (noun)	ne·o·fas·cist
neofascist (adjective)	ne·o·fas·cist
Neogaea (adjective)	Ne·o·gae·a
Neogaean (adjective)	Ne·o·gae·an
Neogene (adjective)	Neo·gene
Neogene (noun)	Neogene
Neogrammarian (noun)	Ne·o·gram·mar·i·an
neoliberal (noun)	neo·lib·er·al
neoliberal (adjective)	neoliberal
neoliberalism (noun)	neo·lib·er·al·ism
neolith (noun)	neo·lith
neolithic (adjective)	neo·lith·ic
Neolithic (adjective)	Ne·o·lith·ic
neologism (noun)	ne·ol·o·gism
neologist (noun)	ne·ol·o·gist
neologistic (adjective)	ne·ol·o·gis·tic
neologize (verb)	ne·ol·o·gize
neomycin (noun)	neo·my·cin
neon (noun)	ne·on
neon (adjective)	neon
neonatal (adjective)	neo·na·tal
neonatally (adverb)	neo·na·tal·ly
neonate (noun)	ne·o·nate
neonatologist (noun)	neo·na·tol·o·gist
neonatology (noun)	neo·na·tol·o·gy
neoned (adjective)	ne·oned
neontological (adjective)	ne·on·to·log·i·cal
neontology (noun)	ne·on·tol·o·gy
neoorthodox (adjective)	neo·or·tho·dox
neoorthodoxy (noun)	neo·or·tho·doxy
neopagan (noun)	ne·o·pa·gan
neopaganism (noun)	ne·o·pa·gan·ism
neophilia (noun)	neo·phil·ia
neophiliac (noun)	neo·phil·i·ac
neophobia (noun)	ne·o·pho·bi·a
neophobic (adjective)	ne·o·pho·bic
neophyte (noun)	neo·phyte
neoplasia (noun)	neo·pla·sia
neoplasm (noun)	neo·plasm
neoplastic (adjective)	neo·plas·tic
neoplasticism (noun)	neo·plas·ti·cism
neoplasticist (noun)	neo·plas·ti·cist
Neoplatonic (adjective)	Neo·pla·ton·ic
Neoplatonism (noun)	Neo·pla·to·nism
Neoplatonism (adjective)	Ne·o·pla·to·nism
Neoplatonist (noun)	Neo·pla·to·nist
neoprene (noun)	neo·prene
neorealism (noun)	neo·re·al·ism
neorealist (adjective)	neo·re·al·ist
neorealist (noun)	neo·re·al·ist
neorealistic (adjective)	neo·re·al·is·tic
neoscholastic (adjective)	neo·scho·las·tic
neostigmine (noun)	neo·stig·mine
neotenic (adjective)	ne·o·ten·ic
neotenous (adjective)	ne·o·te·nous
neoteny (noun)	ne·o·te·ny
neoteric (adjective)	ne·o·ter·ic

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