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The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English

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Word	Syllables
underweight (adjective)	underweight
underweight (verb)	un·der·weight
underwhelm (verb)	un·der·whelm
underwing (noun)	un·der·wing
underwing (adjective)	underwing
underwire (noun)	un·der·wire
underwired (adjective)	un·der·wired
underwood (noun)	un·der·wood
underwool (noun)	un·der·wool
underwork (verb)	un·der·work
underworld (noun)	un·der·world
underwrite (verb)	un·der·write
underwriter (noun)	un·der·writ·er
undescended (adjective)	un·de·scend·ed
undeserved (adjective)	un·de·served
undeservedly (adverb)	un·de·serv·ed·ly
undeserving (adjective)	un·de·serv·ing
undeservingly (adverb)	un·de·serv·ing·ly
undesigning (adjective)	un·de·sign·ing
undesirability (noun)	un·de·sir·abil·i·ty
undesirable (adjective)	un·de·sir·able
undesirable (noun)	undesirable
undesirableness (noun)	un·de·sir·able·ness
undesirably (adverb)	un·de·sir·ably
undesired (adjective)	un·de·sired
undetermined (adjective)	un·de·ter·mined
undeveloped (adjective)	un·de·vel·oped
undeviating (adjective)	un·de·vi·at·ing
undeviatingly (adverb)	un·de·vi·at·ing·ly
undies (noun)	un·dies
undifferenced (adjective)	un·dif·fer·enced
undifferentiated (adjective)	un·dif·fer·en·ti·at·ed
undine (noun)	un·dine
undiplomatic (adjective)	un·dip·lo·mat·ic
undiplomatically (adverb)	un·dip·lo·mat·i·cal·ly
undirected (adjective)	un·di·rect·ed
undisguised (adjective)	un·dis·guised
undisguisedly (adverb)	un·dis·guis·ed·ly
undismayed (adjective)	un·dis·mayed
undisputed (adjective)	un·dis·put·ed
undissociated (adjective)	un·dis·so·ci·at·ed
undistinguishable (adjective)	un·dis·tin·guish·a·ble
undistinguished (adjective)	un·dis·tin·guished
undivided (adjective)	un·di·vid·ed
undo (verb)	un·do
undo (noun)	un·do
undock (verb)	un·dock
undocumented (adjective)	un·doc·u·ment·ed
undoer (noun)	un·do·er
undogmatic (adjective)	un·dog·mat·ic
undogmatically (adverb)	un·dog·mat·i·cal·ly
undoing (noun)	un·do·ing
undone (adjective)	un·done
undouble (verb)	un·dou·ble
undoubled (adjective)	un·dou·bled
undoubtable (adjective)	un·doubt·a·ble
undoubtably (adverb)	un·doubt·a·bly
undoubted (adjective)	un·doubt·ed
undoubtedly (adverb)	un·doubt·ed·ly
undramatic (adjective)	un·dra·mat·ic
undramatically (adverb)	un·dra·mat·i·cal·ly
undrape (verb)	un·drape
undraped (adjective)	un·draped
undraw (verb)	un·draw
undreamed (adjective)	un·dreamed
undreamt (adjective)	undreamt
undress (verb)	un·dress
undress (noun)	undress
undressed (adjective)	un·dressed
undrinkable (adjective)	un·drink·able
undrunk (adjective)	un·drunk
undue (adjective)	un·due
undulance (noun)	un·du·lance
undulant (adjective)	un·du·lant
undulate (adjective)	un·du·late
undulate (verb)	un·du·late
undulated (adjective)	un·du·lat·ed
undulately (adverb)	un·du·late·ly
undulation (noun)	un·du·la·tion
undulatory (adjective)	un·du·la·to·ry
unduly (adverb)	un·du·ly
undutiful (adjective)	un·du·ti·ful
undutifully (adverb)	un·du·ti·ful·ly
undutifulness (noun)	un·du·ti·ful·ness
undy (adjective)	un·dy
undying (adjective)	un·dy·ing
undyingly (adverb)	un·dy·ing·ly
unearned (adjective)	un·earned
unearth (verb)	un·earth
unearthliness (noun)	un·earth·li·ness
unearthly (adjective)	un·earth·ly
unease (noun)	un·ease
uneasily (adverb)	un·eas·i·ly
uneasiness (noun)	un·eas·i·ness
uneasy (adjective)	un·easy
uneasy (adverb)	uneasy
uneconomic (adjective)	un·eco·nom·ic
uneconomical (adjective)	un·eco·nom·i·cal
uneconomically (adverb)	un·ec·o·nom·i·cal·ly
unedifying (adjective)	un·ed·i·fy·ing

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