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Word	Syllables
ungot (adjective)	un·got
ungotten (adjective)	un·got·ten
ungovernability (noun)	un·gov·ern·a·bil·i·ty
ungovernable (adjective)	un·gov·ern·able
ungovernably (adverb)	un·gov·ern·a·bly
ungracious (adjective)	un·gra·cious
ungraciously (adverb)	un·gra·cious·ly
ungraciousness (noun)	un·gra·cious·ness
ungraded (adjective)	un·grad·ed
ungrammatical (adjective)	un·gram·mat·i·cal
ungrammaticality (noun)	un·gram·mat·i·cal·i·ty
ungrammatically (adverb)	un·gram·mat·i·cal·ly
ungrammaticalness (noun)	un·gram·mat·i·cal·ness
ungraspable (adjective)	un·grasp·a·ble
ungrateful (adjective)	un·grate·ful
ungratefully (adverb)	un·grate·ful·ly
ungratefulness (noun)	un·grate·ful·ness
ungreen (adjective)	un·green
ungreenly (adverb)	un·green·ly
unground (verb)	un·ground
ungrounded (adjective)	un·ground·ed
ungroup (verb)	un·group
ungrudging (adjective)	un·grudg·ing
ungrudgingly (adverb)	un·grudg·ing·ly
ungual (adjective)	un·gual
unguard (verb)	un·guard
unguarded (adjective)	un·guard·ed
unguardedly (adverb)	un·guard·ed·ly
unguardedness (noun)	un·guard·ed·ness
unguent (noun)	un·guent
unguiculate (adjective)	un·guic·u·late
unguided (adjective)	un·guid·ed
unguis (noun)	un·guis
ungulate (adjective)	un·gu·late
ungulate (noun)	ungulate
unguled (adjective)	un·guled
unhair (verb)	un·hair
unhallow (verb)	un·hal·low
unhallowed (adjective)	un·hal·lowed
unhand (verb)	un·hand
unhandily (adverb)	un·hand·i·ly
unhandiness (noun)	un·hand·i·ness
unhandsome (adjective)	un·hand·some
unhandsomely (adverb)	un·hand·some·ly
unhandy (adjective)	un·handy
unhang (verb)	un·hang
unhappen (verb)	un·hap·pen
unhappily (adverb)	un·hap·pi·ly
unhappiness (noun)	un·hap·pi·ness
unhappy (adjective)	un·hap·py
unharmed (adjective)	un·harmed
unharness (verb)	un·har·ness
unhasp (verb)	un·hasp
unhealthful (adjective)	un·health·ful
unhealthfulness (noun)	un·health·ful·ness
unhealthily (adverb)	un·health·i·ly
unhealthiness (noun)	un·health·i·ness
unhealthy (adjective)	un·healthy
unheard (adjective)	un·heard
unheard-of (adjective)	un·heard-of
unhedged (adjective)	un·hedged
unheedful (adjective)	un·heed·ful
unheimlich (adjective)	un·heim·lich
unheralded (adjective)	un·her·ald·ed
unhesitating (adjective)	un·hes·i·tat·ing
unhesitatingly (adverb)	un·hes·i·tat·ing·ly
unhinge (verb)	un·hinge
unhinged (adjective)	un·hinged
unhip (adjective)	un·hip
unhistoric (adjective)	un·his·tor·ic
unhistorical (adjective)	un·his·tor·i·cal
unhistorically (adverb)	un·his·tor·i·cal·ly
unhitch (verb)	un·hitch
unholiness (noun)	un·ho·li·ness
unholster (verb)	un·hol·ster
unholy (adjective)	un·ho·ly
unhood (verb)	un·hood
unhook (verb)	un·hook
unhoped (adjective)	un·hoped
unhorse (verb)	un·horse
unhouseled (adjective)	un·hou·seled
unhuman (adjective)	un·hu·man
unhung (adjective)	un·hung
unhurried (adjective)	un·hur·ried
unhurriedly (adverb)	un·hur·ried·ly
unhusk (verb)	un·husk
unhygienic (adjective)	un·hy·gi·en·ic
unhygienically (adverb)	un·hy·gi·en·i·cal·ly
unialgal (adjective)	uni·al·gal
Uniate (noun)	Uni·ate
Uniate (adjective)	Uniate
uniaxial (adjective)	uni·ax·i·al
unibody (noun)	u·ni·bod·y
unibrow (noun)	uni·brow
unibrowed (adjective)	u·ni·browed
unicameral (adjective)	uni·cam·er·al
unicamerally (adverb)	uni·cam·er·al·ly
unicast (noun)	u·ni·cast
unicellular (adjective)	uni·cel·lu·lar
unicity (noun)	u·ni·cit·y

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