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Word	Syllables
unfavorite (adjective)	un·fa·vor·ite
unfavourable (adjective)	un·fa·vour·a·ble
unfazed (adjective)	un·fazed
unfeeling (adjective)	un·feel·ing
unfeelingly (adverb)	un·feel·ing·ly
unfeelingness (noun)	un·feel·ing·ness
unfeigned (adjective)	un·feigned
unfeignedly (adverb)	un·feigned·ly
unfelt (adjective)	un·felt
unfetter (verb)	un·fet·ter
unfettered (adjective)	un·fet·tered
unfilial (adjective)	un·fil·ial
unfilially (adverb)	un·fil·ial·ly
unfiltered (adjective)	un·fil·tered
unfindable (adjective)	un·find·able
unfinished (adjective)	un·fin·ished
unfit (adjective)	un·fit
unfit (verb)	unfit
unfitly (adverb)	un·fit·ly
unfitness (noun)	un·fit·ness
unfitted (adjective)	un·fit·ted
unfitting (adjective)	un·fit·ting
unfittingly (adverb)	un·fit·ting·ly
unfix (verb)	un·fix
unfixed (adjective)	un·fixed
unflagging (adjective)	un·flag·ging
unflaggingly (adverb)	un·flag·ging·ly
unflappability (noun)	un·flap·pa·bil·i·ty
unflappable (adjective)	un·flap·pa·ble
unflappably (adverb)	un·flap·pa·bly
unflattering (adjective)	un·flat·ter·ing
unflatteringly (adverb)	un·flat·ter·ing·ly
unflavored (adjective)	un·fla·vored
unflavoured (adjective)	un·fla·voured
unfledged (adjective)	un·fledged
unfleshed (adjective)	un·fleshed
unflinching (adjective)	un·flinch·ing
unflinchingly (adverb)	un·flinch·ing·ly
unfocused (adjective)	un·fo·cused
unfocussed (adjective)	un·fo·cussed
unfold (verb)	un·fold
unfolded (adjective)	un·fold·ed
unfoldment (noun)	un·fold·ment
unforced (adjective)	un·forced
unforcedly (adverb)	un·forc·ed·ly
unforetold (adjective)	un·fore·told
unforgettable (adjective)	un·for·get·ta·ble
unforgettably (adverb)	un·for·get·ta·bly
unforgivable (adjective)	un·for·giv·a·ble
unforgivably (adverb)	un·for·giv·a·bly
unforgiving (adjective)	un·for·giv·ing
unforgivingly (adverb)	un·for·giv·ing·ly
unforgivingness (noun)	un·for·giv·ing·ness
unformed (adjective)	un·formed
unforthcoming (adjective)	un·forth·com·ing
unfortunate (adjective)	un·for·tu·nate
unfortunate (noun)	unfortunate
unfortunately (adverb)	un·for·tu·nate·ly
unfounded (adjective)	un·found·ed
unfoundedly (adverb)	un·found·ed·ly
unfoundedness (noun)	un·found·ed·ness
unfree (adjective)	un·free
unfreedom (noun)	un·free·dom
unfreeze (verb)	un·freeze
unfrequented (adjective)	un·fre·quent·ed
unfriended (adjective)	un·friend·ed
unfriendliness (noun)	un·friend·li·ness
unfriendly (adjective)	un·friend·ly
unfrock (verb)	un·frock
unfrozen (adjective)	un·froz·en
unfruitful (adjective)	un·fruit·ful
unfruitfully (adverb)	un·fruit·ful·ly
unfruitfulness (noun)	un·fruit·ful·ness
unfulfillable (adjective)	un·ful·fill·a·ble
unfulfilled (adjective)	un·ful·filled
unfulfilling (adjective)	un·ful·fill·ing
unfunded (adjective)	un·fund·ed
unfunnily (adverb)	un·fun·ni·ly
unfunniness (noun)	un·fun·ni·ness
unfunny (adjective)	un·fun·ny
unfurl (verb)	un·furl
unfurnished (adjective)	un·fur·nished
unfused (adjective)	un·fused
unfussily (adverb)	un·fuss·i·ly
unfussy (adjective)	un·fussy
ungainliness (noun)	un·gain·li·ness
ungainly (adjective)	un·gain·ly
ungenerosity (noun)	un·gen·er·os·i·ty
ungenerous (adjective)	un·gen·er·ous
ungenerously (adverb)	un·gen·er·ous·ly
ungetatable (adjective)	un·get·at·a·ble
ungird (verb)	un·gird
ungirt (adjective)	un·girt
ungiving (adjective)	un·giv·ing
unglazed (adjective)	un·glazed
ungloved (adjective)	un·gloved
unglue (verb)	un·glue
unglued (adjective)	un·glued
ungodliness (noun)	un·god·li·ness
ungodly (adjective)	un·god·ly

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