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Word	Syllables
sereneness (noun)	se·rene·ness
Serenissima (noun)	Se·re·nis·si·ma
serenity (noun)	se·ren·i·ty
serf (noun)	serf
serfage (noun)	serf·age
serfdom (noun)	serf·dom
serge (noun)	serge
serge (verb)	serge
sergeancy (noun)	ser·gean·cy
sergeant (noun)	ser·geant
sergeant-at-arms (noun)	ser·geant-at-arms
sergeanty (noun)	ser·geanty
serger (noun)	serg·er
serging (noun)	serg·ing
serial (adjective)	se·ri·al
serial (noun)	serial
serialise (verb)	se·ri·al·ise
serialism (noun)	se·ri·al·ism
serialist (noun)	se·ri·al·ist
serialist (adjective)	se·ri·al·ist
seriality (noun)	se·ri·al·i·ty
serialization (noun)	se·ri·al·i·za·tion
serialize (verb)	se·ri·al·ize
serially (adverb)	se·ri·al·ly
seriate (adjective)	se·ri·ate
seriate (verb)	se·ri·ate
seriately (adverb)	se·ri·ate·ly
seriatim (adverb)	se·ri·a·tim
seriatim (adjective)	seriatim
seriation (noun)	se·ri·a·tion
sericeous (adjective)	se·ri·ceous
sericin (noun)	ser·i·cin
sericite (noun)	ser·i·cite
sericultural (adjective)	seri·cul·tur·al
sericulture (noun)	seri·cul·ture
sericulturist (noun)	seri·cul·tur·ist
seriema (noun)	ser·i·e·ma
series (noun)	se·ries
serif (noun)	ser·if
serifed (adjective)	ser·ifed
seriffed (adjective)	ser·iffed
serigraph (noun)	seri·graph
serigrapher (noun)	se·rig·ra·pher
serigraphy (noun)	se·rig·ra·phy
serin (noun)	se·rin
serine (noun)	ser·ine
seriocomic (adjective)	se·rio·com·ic
seriocomically (adverb)	se·rio·com·i·cal·ly
serious (adjective)	se·ri·ous
serious-minded (adjective)	se·ri·ous-mind·ed
serious-mindedly (adverb)	se·ri·ous-mind·ed·ly
serious-mindedness (noun)	se·ri·ous-mind·ed·ness
seriously (adverb)	se·ri·ous·ly
seriousness (noun)	se·ri·ous·ness
serjeant-at-arms (noun)	ser·jeant-at-arms
serjeant-at-law (noun)	ser·jeant-at-law
serjeanty (noun)	serjeanty
sermon (noun)	ser·mon
sermonette (noun)	ser·mon·ette
sermonic (adjective)	ser·mon·ic
sermonize (verb)	ser·mon·ize
sermonizer (noun)	ser·mon·iz·er
seroconversion (noun)	se·ro·con·ver·sion
seroconvert (verb)	se·ro·con·vert
serodiagnosis (noun)	se·ro·di·ag·no·sis
serodiagnostic (adjective)	se·ro·di·ag·nos·tic
serologic (adjective)	se·ro·log·ic
serological (adjective)	se·ro·log·i·cal
serologically (adverb)	se·ro·log·i·cal·ly
serologist (noun)	se·rol·o·gist
serology (noun)	se·rol·o·gy
seronegative (adjective)	se·ro·neg·a·tive
seronegativity (noun)	se·ro·neg·a·tiv·i·ty
seropositive (adjective)	se·ro·pos·i·tive
seropositivity (noun)	se·ro·pos·i·tiv·i·ty
seroprevalence (noun)	se·ro·prev·a·lence
seropurulent (adjective)	se·ro·pu·ru·lent
serosa (noun)	se·ro·sa
serosal (adjective)	se·ro·sal
serositis (noun)	se·ro·si·tis
serosity (noun)	se·ros·i·ty
serotinal (adjective)	se·ro·ti·nal
serotine (noun)	ser·o·tine
serotinous (adjective)	se·rot·i·nous
serotiny (noun)	se·rot·i·ny
serotonergic (adjective)	se·ro·to·ner·gic
serotonin (noun)	se·ro·to·nin
serotoninergic (adjective)	se·ro·to·nin·er·gic
serotype (noun)	se·ro·type
serotype (verb)	se·ro·type
serotypic (adjective)	se·ro·typ·ic
serous (adjective)	se·rous
serow (noun)	se·row
serpent (noun)	ser·pent
serpentine (adjective)	ser·pen·tine
serpentine (noun)	serpentine
serpentine (verb)	ser·pen·tine
serpentinely (adverb)	ser·pen·tine·ly
serpentinite (noun)	ser·pen·tin·ite
serpentinization (noun)	ser·pen·tin·i·za·tion

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