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Word	Syllables
propitiation (noun)	pro·pi·ti·a·tion
propitiator (noun)	pro·pi·ti·a·tor
propitiatory (adjective)	pro·pi·ti·a·to·ry
propitious (adjective)	pro·pi·tious
propitiously (adverb)	pro·pi·tious·ly
propitiousness (noun)	pro·pi·tious·ness
proplastid (noun)	pro·plas·tid
propman (noun)	prop·man
propolis (noun)	prop·o·lis
propone (verb)	pro·pone
proponent (noun)	pro·po·nent
proportion (noun)	pro·por·tion
proportion (verb)	proportion
proportionable (adjective)	pro·por·tion·able
proportionably (adverb)	pro·por·tion·ably
proportional (noun)	pro·por·tion·al
proportional (adjective)	proportional
proportionality (noun)	pro·por·tion·al·i·ty
proportionally (adverb)	pro·por·tion·al·ly
proportionate (adjective)	pro·por·tion·ate
proportionate (verb)	pro·por·tion·ate
proportionately (adverb)	pro·por·tion·ate·ly
proportioned (adjective)	pro·por·tioned
proportionless (adjective)	pro·por·tion·less
proposal (noun)	pro·pos·al
propose (verb)	pro·pose
proposer (noun)	pro·pos·er
proposition (noun)	prop·o·si·tion
proposition (verb)	proposition
propositional (adjective)	prop·o·si·tion·al
propositus (noun)	pro·pos·i·tus
propound (verb)	pro·pound
propounder (noun)	pro·pound·er
propoxyphene (noun)	pro·poxy·phene
propraetor (noun)	pro·prae·tor
propranolol (noun)	pro·pran·o·lol
propretor (noun)	pro·pre·tor
proprietary (noun)	pro·pri·e·tary
proprietary (adjective)	proprietary
proprietor (noun)	pro·pri·e·tor
proprietorial (adjective)	pro·pri·e·to·ri·al
proprietorially (adverb)	pro·pri·e·to·ri·al·ly
proprietorship (noun)	pro·pri·e·tor·ship
proprietress (noun)	pro·pri·e·tress
propriety (noun)	pro·pri·e·ty
proprioception (noun)	pro·pri·o·cep·tion
proprioceptive (adjective)	pro·pri·o·cep·tive
proprioceptively (adverb)	pro·pri·o·cep·tive·ly
proprioceptor (noun)	pro·pri·o·cep·tor
props (noun)	props
proptosis (noun)	prop·to·sis
propulsion (noun)	pro·pul·sion
propulsive (adjective)	pro·pul·sive
propyl (noun)	pro·pyl
propylaeum (noun)	pro·py·lae·um
propylene (noun)	pro·pyl·ene
propylon (noun)	prop·y·lon
prorate (verb)	pro·rate
proration (noun)	pro·ra·tion
prorogate (verb)	pro·ro·gate
prorogation (noun)	pro·ro·ga·tion
prorogue (verb)	pro·rogue
prosaic (adjective)	pro·sa·ic
prosaically (adverb)	pro·sa·i·cal·ly
prosaicness (noun)	pro·sa·ic·ness
prosaism (noun)	pro·sa·ism
prosaist (noun)	pro·sa·ist
prosateur (noun)	pro·sa·teur
prosauropod (noun)	pro·sau·ro·pod
proscenium (noun)	pro·sce·ni·um
prosciutto (noun)	pro·sciut·to
proscribe (verb)	pro·scribe
proscriber (noun)	pro·scrib·er
proscription (noun)	pro·scrip·tion
proscriptive (adjective)	pro·scrip·tive
proscriptively (adverb)	pro·scrip·tive·ly
prose (noun)	prose
prose (adjective)	prose
prose (verb)	prose
prosector (noun)	pro·sec·tor
prosecutable (adjective)	pros·e·cut·able
prosecute (verb)	pros·e·cute
prosecution (noun)	pros·e·cu·tion
prosecutor (noun)	pros·e·cu·tor
prosecutorial (adjective)	pros·e·cu·to·ri·al
proselyte (noun)	pros·e·lyte
proselyte (verb)	proselyte
proselytise (verb)	pros·e·ly·tise
proselytism (noun)	pros·e·ly·tism
proselytization (noun)	pros·e·ly·ti·za·tion
proselytize (verb)	pros·e·ly·tize
proselytizer (noun)	pros·e·ly·tiz·er
proseminar (noun)	pro·sem·i·nar
prosencephalic (adjective)	pros·en·ce·phal·ic
prosencephalon (noun)	pros·en·ceph·a·lon
prosenchyma (noun)	pros·en·chy·ma
prosenchymatous (adjective)	pros·en·chym·a·tous
proser (noun)	pros·er
Proserpina (noun)	Pro·ser·pi·na
Proserpine (noun)	Pros·er·pine

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