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Word	Syllables
precedence (noun)	pre·ce·dence
precedency (noun)	pre·ce·den·cy
precedent (adjective)	pre·ce·dent
precedent (noun)	prec·e·dent
preceding (adjective)	pre·ced·ing
precensor (verb)	pre·cen·sor
precent (verb)	pre·cent
precentor (noun)	pre·cen·tor
precentorial (adjective)	pre·cen·to·ri·al
precentorship (noun)	pre·cen·tor·ship
precept (noun)	pre·cept
preceptive (adjective)	pre·cep·tive
preceptor (noun)	pre·cep·tor
preceptorial (adjective)	pre·cep·to·ri·al
preceptorial (noun)	preceptorial
preceptorship (noun)	pre·cep·tor·ship
preceptory (noun)	pre·cep·to·ry
precess (verb)	pre·cess
precession (noun)	pre·ces·sion
precessional (adjective)	pre·ces·sion·al
précieuse (adjective)	pré·cieuse
précieux (adjective)	pré·cieux
precinct (noun)	pre·cinct
preciosity (noun)	pre·ci·os·i·ty
precious (adjective)	pre·cious
precious (adverb)	precious
precious (noun)	pre·cious
preciously (adverb)	pre·cious·ly
preciousness (noun)	pre·cious·ness
precipe (noun)	pre·ci·pe
precipice (noun)	prec·i·pice
precipitable (adjective)	pre·cip·i·ta·ble
precipitance (noun)	pre·cip·i·tance
precipitancy (noun)	pre·cip·i·tan·cy
precipitant (adjective)	pre·cip·i·tant
precipitant (noun)	precipitant
precipitantly (adverb)	pre·cip·i·tant·ly
precipitantness (noun)	pre·cip·i·tant·ness
precipitate (verb)	pre·cip·i·tate
precipitate (noun)	pre·cip·i·tate
precipitate (adjective)	pre·cip·i·tate
precipitately (adverb)	pre·cip·i·tate·ly
precipitateness (noun)	pre·cip·i·tate·ness
precipitation (noun)	pre·cip·i·ta·tion
precipitative (adjective)	pre·cip·i·ta·tive
precipitator (noun)	pre·cip·i·ta·tor
precipitin (noun)	pre·cip·i·tin
precipitinogen (noun)	pre·cip·i·tin·o·gen
precipitous (adjective)	pre·cip·i·tous
precipitously (adverb)	pre·cip·i·tous·ly
precipitousness (noun)	pre·cip·i·tous·ness
précis (noun)	pré·cis
precise (adjective)	pre·cise
precisely (adverb)	pre·cise·ly
preciseness (noun)	pre·cise·ness
precisian (noun)	pre·ci·sian
precisianism (noun)	pre·ci·sian·ism
precision (noun)	pre·ci·sion
precision (adjective)	precision
precisionist (noun)	pre·ci·sion·ist
preclassical (adjective)	pre·clas·si·cal
preclinical (adjective)	pre·clin·i·cal
preclude (verb)	pre·clude
preclusion (noun)	pre·clu·sion
preclusive (adjective)	pre·clu·sive
preclusively (adverb)	pre·clu·sive·ly
precocial (adjective)	pre·co·cial
precocial (noun)	pre·co·cial
precocious (adjective)	pre·co·cious
precociously (adverb)	pre·co·cious·ly
precociousness (noun)	pre·co·cious·ness
precocity (noun)	pre·coc·i·ty
precognition (noun)	pre·cog·ni·tion
precognitive (adjective)	pre·cog·ni·tive
precoital (adjective)	pre·co·i·tal
precoitally (adverb)	pre·co·i·tal·ly
preconceive (verb)	pre·con·ceive
preconceived (adjective)	pre·con·ceived
preconception (noun)	pre·con·cep·tion
preconcert (verb)	pre·con·cert
precondition (noun)	pre·con·di·tion
precondition (verb)	precondition
preconscious (adjective)	pre·con·scious
preconscious (noun)	preconscious
preconsciously (adverb)	pre·con·scious·ly
preconsciousness (noun)	pre·con·scious·ness
precontact (adjective)	pre·con·tact
precook (verb)	pre·cook
precooked (adjective)	pre·cooked
precordial (adjective)	pre·cor·dial
precordium (noun)	pre·cor·di·um
precritical (adjective)	pre·crit·i·cal
precursor (noun)	pre·cur·sor
precursory (adjective)	pre·cur·so·ry
precut (verb)	pre·cut
predaceous (adjective)	pre·da·ceous
predaceousness (noun)	pre·da·ceous·ness
predacious (adjective)	pre·da·cious
predaciousness (noun)	pre·da·cious·ness
predacity (noun)	pre·dac·i·ty

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