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Word	Syllables
sensitivity (noun)	sen·si·tiv·i·ty
sensitization (noun)	sen·si·ti·za·tion
sensitize (verb)	sen·si·tize
sensitizer (noun)	sen·si·tiz·er
sensitometer (noun)	sen·si·tom·e·ter
sensitometric (adjective)	sen·si·to·met·ric
sensitometry (noun)	sen·si·tom·e·try
sensor (noun)	sen·sor
sensorial (adjective)	sen·so·ri·al
sensorially (adverb)	sen·so·ri·al·ly
sensorily (adverb)	sen·so·ri·ly
sensorimotor (adjective)	sen·so·ri·mo·tor
sensorineural (adjective)	sen·so·ri·neu·ral
sensorium (noun)	sen·so·ri·um
sensory (adjective)	sen·so·ry
sensual (adjective)	sen·su·al
sensualism (noun)	sen·su·al·ism
sensualist (noun)	sen·su·al·ist
sensualistic (adjective)	sen·su·al·is·tic
sensuality (noun)	sen·su·al·i·ty
sensualization (noun)	sen·su·al·i·za·tion
sensualize (verb)	sen·su·al·ize
sensually (adverb)	sen·su·al·ly
sensum (noun)	sen·sum
sensuosity (noun)	sen·su·os·i·ty
sensuous (adjective)	sen·su·ous
sensuously (adverb)	sen·su·ous·ly
sensuousness (noun)	sen·su·ous·ness
sent (noun)	sent
sente (noun)	sen·te
sentence (noun)	sen·tence
sentence (verb)	sentence
sententia (noun)	sen·ten·tia
sentential (adjective)	sen·ten·tial
sententious (adjective)	sen·ten·tious
sententiously (adverb)	sen·ten·tious·ly
sententiousness (noun)	sen·ten·tious·ness
sentience (noun)	sen·tience
sentient (adjective)	sen·tient
sentiently (adverb)	sen·tient·ly
sentiment (noun)	sen·ti·ment
sentimental (adjective)	sen·ti·men·tal
sentimentalise (verb)	sen·ti·men·tal·ise
sentimentalism (noun)	sen·ti·men·tal·ism
sentimentalist (noun)	sen·ti·men·tal·ist
sentimentality (noun)	sen·ti·men·tal·i·ty
sentimentalization (noun)	sen·ti·men·tal·i·za·tion
sentimentalize (verb)	sen·ti·men·tal·ize
sentimentally (adverb)	sen·ti·men·tal·ly
sentimo (noun)	sen·ti·mo
sentinel (noun)	sen·ti·nel
sentinel (verb)	sentinel
sentry (noun)	sen·try
sentry-go (noun)	sen·try-go
Senufo (noun)	Se·nu·fo
Senufo (adjective)	Se·nu·fo
Senussi (noun)	Se·nus·si
sepal (noun)	se·pal
sepaloid (adjective)	se·pal·oid
separability (noun)	sep·a·ra·bil·i·ty
separable (adjective)	sep·a·ra·ble
separableness (noun)	sep·a·ra·ble·ness
separably (adverb)	sep·a·ra·bly
separate (verb)	sep·a·rate
separate (adjective)	sep·a·rate
separate (noun)	sep·a·rate
separately (adverb)	sep·a·rate·ly
separateness (noun)	sep·a·rate·ness
separation (noun)	sep·a·ra·tion
separationist (noun)	sep·a·ra·tion·ist
separatism (noun)	sep·a·rat·ism
separatist (noun)	sep·a·rat·ist
separatist (adjective)	separatist
separatistic (adjective)	sep·a·ra·tis·tic
separative (adjective)	sep·a·ra·tive
separator (noun)	sep·a·ra·tor
Sephadex (noun)	Seph·a·dex
Sephardi (noun)	Se·phar·di
Sephardic (adjective)	Se·phar·dic
Sepharose (noun)	Seph·a·rose
sephira (noun)	se·phi·ra
sepia (noun)	se·pia
sepia (adjective)	sepia
sepiolite (noun)	se·pi·o·lite
sepoy (noun)	se·poy
seppuku (noun)	sep·pu·ku
seps (noun)	seps
sepsis (noun)	sep·sis
sept (noun)	sept
septage (noun)	sep·tage
septal (adjective)	sep·tal
septarian (adjective)	sep·tar·i·an
septarium (noun)	sep·tar·i·um
septate (adjective)	sep·tate
septation (noun)	sep·ta·tion
septcentenary (noun)	sept·cen·ten·ary
septcentenary (adjective)	sept·cen·ten·ary
September (noun)	Sep·tem·ber
septenarius (noun)	sep·te·nar·i·us
septenary (adjective)	sep·te·nar·y

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