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Word	Syllables
transmissive (adjective)	trans·mis·sive
transmissivity (noun)	trans·mis·siv·i·ty
transmissometer (noun)	trans·mis·som·e·ter
transmit (verb)	trans·mit
transmittable (adjective)	trans·mit·ta·ble
transmittal (noun)	trans·mit·tal
transmittance (noun)	trans·mit·tance
transmitter (noun)	trans·mit·ter
transmogrification (noun)	trans·mog·ri·fi·ca·tion
transmogrify (verb)	trans·mog·ri·fy
transmontane (adjective)	trans·mon·tane
transmountain (adjective)	trans·moun·tain
transmural (adjective)	trans·mu·ral
transmutability (noun)	trans·mut·a·bil·i·ty
transmutable (adjective)	trans·mut·able
transmutation (noun)	trans·mu·ta·tion
transmutational (adjective)	trans·mu·ta·tion·al
transmutationist (noun)	trans·mu·ta·tion·ist
transmutative (adjective)	trans·mut·a·tive
transmute (verb)	trans·mute
transmuter (noun)	trans·mut·er
transnational (adjective)	trans·na·tion·al
transnational (noun)	trans·na·tion·al
transnationalism (noun)	trans·na·tion·al·ism
transnationally (adverb)	trans·na·tion·al·ly
transnatural (adjective)	trans·nat·u·ral
transoceanic (adjective)	trans·oce·an·ic
transom (noun)	tran·som
transomed (adjective)	tran·somed
transonic (adjective)	tran·son·ic
transpacific (adjective)	trans·pa·cif·ic
transparence (noun)	trans·par·ence
transparency (noun)	trans·par·en·cy
transparent (adjective)	trans·par·ent
transparentize (verb)	trans·par·ent·ize
transparently (adverb)	trans·par·ent·ly
transparentness (noun)	trans·par·ent·ness
transpersonal (adjective)	trans·per·son·al
transpicuous (adjective)	tran·spic·u·ous
transpierce (verb)	trans·pierce
transpiration (noun)	tran·spi·ra·tion
transpirational (adjective)	tran·spi·ra·tion·al
transpire (verb)	tran·spire
transplacental (adjective)	trans·pla·cen·tal
transplacentally (adverb)	trans·pla·cen·tal·ly
transplant (verb)	trans·plant
transplant (noun)	trans·plant
transplantability (noun)	trans·plant·abil·i·ty
transplantable (adjective)	trans·plant·able
transplantation (noun)	trans·plan·ta·tion
transplanter (noun)	trans·plant·er
transpolar (adjective)	trans·po·lar
transponder (noun)	tran·spon·der
transpontine (adjective)	trans·pon·tine
transport (verb)	trans·port
transport (noun)	trans·port
transportability (noun)	trans·port·abil·i·ty
transportable (adjective)	trans·port·able
transportable (noun)	trans·port·a·ble
transportation (noun)	trans·por·ta·tion
transportational (adjective)	trans·por·ta·tion·al
transporter (noun)	trans·port·er
transposable (adjective)	trans·pos·able
transposal (noun)	trans·pos·al
transpose (verb)	trans·pose
transpose (noun)	trans·pose
transposer (noun)	trans·pos·er
transposition (noun)	trans·po·si·tion
transpositional (adjective)	trans·po·si·tion·al
transposon (noun)	trans·po·son
transputer (noun)	trans·put·er
transracial (adjective)	trans·ra·cial
transsexual (noun)	trans·sex·u·al
transsexual (adjective)	transsexual
transsexualism (noun)	trans·sex·u·al·ism
transsexuality (noun)	trans·sex·u·al·i·ty
transshape (verb)	trans·shape
transship (verb)	trans·ship
transshipment (noun)	trans·ship·ment
transsonic (adjective)	trans·son·ic
transsynaptic (adjective)	trans·syn·ap·tic
transthoracic (adjective)	trans·tho·rac·ic
transthoracically (adverb)	trans·tho·rac·i·cal·ly
transubstantial (adjective)	tran·sub·stan·tial
transubstantiate (verb)	tran·sub·stan·ti·ate
transubstantiation (noun)	tran·sub·stan·ti·a·tion
transudate (noun)	tran·su·date
transudation (noun)	tran·su·da·tion
transude (verb)	tran·sude
transuranic (adjective)	trans·ura·nic
transuranic (noun)	transuranic
transuranium (adjective)	trans·ura·ni·um
transurethral (adjective)	trans·ure·thral
transvaluate (verb)	trans·val·u·ate
transvaluation (noun)	trans·val·u·a·tion
transvalue (verb)	trans·val·ue
transversal (noun)	trans·ver·sal
transversal (adjective)	trans·ver·sal
transversality (noun)	trans·ver·sal·i·ty
transversally (adverb)	trans·ver·sal·ly

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