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Word	Syllables
predate (verb)	pre·date
predation (noun)	pre·da·tion
predator (noun)	pred·a·tor
predatorily (adverb)	pred·a·to·ri·ly
predatoriness (noun)	pred·a·to·ri·ness
predatory (adjective)	pred·a·to·ry
predawn (adjective)	pre·dawn
predecease (verb)	pre·de·cease
predecease (noun)	predecease
predecessor (noun)	pre·de·ces·sor
predefined (adjective)	pre·de·fined
predella (noun)	pre·del·la
predestinarian (noun)	pre·des·ti·nar·i·an
predestinarian (adjective)	predestinarian
predestinarianism (noun)	pre·des·ti·nar·i·an·ism
predestinate (adjective)	pre·des·ti·nate
predestinate (verb)	pre·des·ti·nate
predestination (noun)	pre·des·ti·na·tion
predestinator (noun)	pre·des·ti·na·tor
predestine (verb)	pre·des·tine
predeterminable (adjective)	pre·de·ter·min·a·ble
predeterminate (adjective)	pre·de·ter·mi·nate
predetermination (noun)	pre·de·ter·mi·na·tion
predetermine (verb)	pre·de·ter·mine
predeterminer (noun)	pre·de·ter·min·er
prediabetes (noun)	pre·di·a·be·tes
prediabetic (adjective)	pre·di·a·bet·ic
prediabetic (noun)	pre·di·a·bet·ic
predial (adjective)	pre·di·al
predial (noun)	pre·di·al
predicability (noun)	pred·i·ca·bil·i·ty
predicable (noun)	pred·i·ca·ble
predicable (adjective)	predicable
predicament (noun)	pre·dic·a·ment
predicate (noun)	pred·i·cate
predicate (verb)	pred·i·cate
predicate (adjective)	pred·i·cate
predication (noun)	pred·i·ca·tion
predicative (adjective)	pred·i·ca·tive
predicatively (adverb)	pred·i·ca·tive·ly
predicator (noun)	pred·i·ca·tor
predicatory (adjective)	pred·i·ca·to·ry
predict (verb)	pre·dict
predictability (noun)	pre·dict·abil·i·ty
predictable (adjective)	pre·dict·able
predictably (adverb)	pre·dict·ably
prediction (noun)	pre·dic·tion
predictive (adjective)	pre·dic·tive
predictively (adverb)	pre·dic·tive·ly
predictor (noun)	pre·dic·tor
predigest (verb)	pre·di·gest
predigestion (noun)	pre·di·ges·tion
predilection (noun)	pre·di·lec·tion
predispose (verb)	pre·dis·pose
predisposition (noun)	pre·dis·po·si·tion
prednisolone (noun)	pred·nis·o·lone
prednisone (noun)	pred·ni·sone
predoctoral (adjective)	pre·doc·tor·al
predominance (noun)	pre·dom·i·nance
predominancy (noun)	pre·dom·i·nan·cy
predominant (adjective)	pre·dom·i·nant
predominantly (adverb)	pre·dom·i·nant·ly
predominate (adjective)	pre·dom·i·nate
predominate (verb)	pre·dom·i·nate
predominately (adverb)	pre·dom·i·nate·ly
predomination (noun)	pre·dom·i·na·tion
predoom (verb)	pre·doom
predynastic (adjective)	pre·dy·nas·tic
pree (verb)	pree
préecis (verb)	pré·cis
preeclampsia (noun)	pre·eclamp·sia
preeclamptic (adjective)	pre·eclamp·tic
preemergence (adjective)	pre·emer·gence
preemergent (adjective)	pre·emer·gent
preemie (noun)	pree·mie
preeminence (noun)	pre·em·i·nence
preeminent (adjective)	pre·em·i·nent
preeminently (adverb)	pre·em·i·nent·ly
preempt (verb)	pre·empt
preempt (noun)	pre·empt
preemption (noun)	pre·emp·tion
preemptive (adjective)	pre·emp·tive
preemptively (adverb)	pre·emp·tive·ly
preemptor (noun)	pre·emp·tor
preen (noun)	preen
preen (verb)	preen
preener (noun)	preen·er
preestablish (verb)	pre·es·tab·lish
preexilic (adjective)	pre·ex·il·ic
preexist (verb)	pre·ex·ist
preexistence (noun)	pre·ex·is·tence
preexistent (adjective)	pre·ex·is·tent
preexposure (noun)	pre·ex·po·sure
preexposure (adjective)	pre·ex·po·sure
prefab (adjective)	pre·fab
prefab (noun)	prefab
prefabricate (verb)	pre·fab·ri·cate
prefabrication (noun)	pre·fab·ri·ca·tion
preface (noun)	pref·ace
preface (verb)	preface

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