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Word	Syllables
preloved (adjective)	pre·loved
prelude (noun)	pre·lude
prelude (verb)	prelude
preluder (noun)	pre·lud·er
preludial (adjective)	pre·lu·di·al
prelusion (noun)	pre·lu·sion
prelusive (adjective)	pre·lu·sive
prelusively (adverb)	pre·lu·sive·ly
premalignant (adjective)	pre·ma·lig·nant
preman (noun)	pre·man
premarital (adjective)	pre·mar·i·tal
premaritally (adverb)	pre·mar·i·tal·ly
premaster (verb)	pre·mas·ter
prematch (adjective)	pre·match
premature (adjective)	pre·ma·ture
premature (noun)	premature
prematurely (adverb)	pre·ma·ture·ly
prematureness (noun)	pre·ma·ture·ness
prematurity (noun)	pre·ma·tu·ri·ty
premaxilla (noun)	pre·max·il·la
premaxillary (noun)	pre·max·il·lary
premaxillary (adjective)	pre·max·il·lary
premed (noun)	pre·med
premed (adjective)	premed
premedical (adjective)	pre·med·i·cal
premedication (noun)	pre·med·i·ca·tion
premeditate (verb)	pre·med·i·tate
premeditated (adjective)	pre·med·i·tat·ed
premeditatedly (adverb)	pre·med·i·tat·ed·ly
premeditation (noun)	pre·med·i·ta·tion
premeditative (adjective)	pre·med·i·ta·tive
premeditator (noun)	pre·med·i·ta·tor
premenopausal (adjective)	pre·men·o·pau·sal
premenstrual (adjective)	pre·men·stru·al
premenstrually (adverb)	pre·men·stru·al·ly
premie (noun)	pre·mie
premier (adjective)	pre·mier
premier (noun)	premier
premiere (adjective)	pre·miere
premiere (noun)	premiere
premiere (verb)	premiere
premiership (noun)	pre·mier·ship
premillenarian (adjective)	pre·mil·le·nar·i·an
premillenarian (noun)	pre·mil·le·nar·i·an
premillenarianism (noun)	pre·mil·le·nar·i·an·ism
premillennial (adjective)	pre·mil·len·ni·al
premillennialism (noun)	pre·mil·len·ni·al·ism
premillennialist (noun)	pre·mil·len·ni·al·ist
premillennially (adverb)	pre·mil·len·ni·al·ly
premise (noun)	prem·ise
premise (verb)	pre·mise
premises (noun)	prem·is·es
premiss (noun)	pre·miss
premium (noun)	pre·mi·um
premium (adjective)	premium
premix (verb)	pre·mix
premix (noun)	pre·mix
premodern (adjective)	pre·mod·ern
premolar (adjective)	pre·mo·lar
premolar (noun)	premolar
premonish (verb)	pre·mon·ish
premonition (noun)	pre·mo·ni·tion
premonitorily (adverb)	pre·mon·i·to·ri·ly
premonitory (adjective)	pre·mon·i·to·ry
Premonstratensian (noun)	Pre·mon·stra·ten·sian
premorbid (adjective)	pre·mor·bid
premotor (adjective)	pre·mo·tor
premultiplication (noun)	pre·mul·ti·pli·ca·tion
premultiply (verb)	pre·mul·ti·ply
premune (adjective)	pre·mune
premunition (noun)	pre·mu·ni·tion
prename (noun)	pre·name
prenatal (adjective)	pre·na·tal
prenatally (adverb)	pre·na·tal·ly
prenominate (adjective)	pre·nom·i·nate
prenominate (verb)	pre·nom·i·nate
prenotion (noun)	pre·no·tion
prentice (noun)	pren·tice
prentice (adjective)	prentice
prentice (verb)	prentice
prenticeship (noun)	pren·tice·ship
prenup (noun)	pre·nup
prenuptial (adjective)	pre·nup·tial
preoccupancy (noun)	pre·oc·cu·pan·cy
preoccupation (noun)	pre·oc·cu·pa·tion
preoccupied (adjective)	pre·oc·cu·pied
preoccupy (verb)	pre·oc·cu·py
preocular (adjective)	pre·oc·u·lar
preoperative (adjective)	pre·op·er·a·tive
preoperatively (adverb)	pre·op·er·a·tive·ly
preorbital (adjective)	pre·or·bit·al
preordain (verb)	pre·or·dain
preordainment (noun)	pre·or·dain·ment
preordination (noun)	pre·or·di·na·tion
preovulatory (adjective)	pre·ovu·la·to·ry
prep (noun)	prep
prep (verb)	prep
prepackage (verb)	pre·pack·age
preparation (noun)	prep·a·ra·tion
preparative (noun)	pre·par·a·tive

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