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The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English

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Word	Syllables
umpire (verb)	umpire
umpireship (noun)	um·pire·ship
umpteen (adjective)	ump·teen
umpteen (numeral cardinal)	ump·teen
umpteenth (adjective)	ump·teenth
umpteenth (numeral ordinal)	ump·teenth
umrah (noun)	um·rah
umu (noun)	u·mu
Umwelt (noun)	Um·welt
un-American (adjective)	un-Amer·i·can
un-Americanism (noun)	un-A·mer·i·can·ism
un-English (adjective)	un-En·glish
un-European (adjective)	un-Eu·ro·pe·an
un-ionized (adjective)	un-i·o·nized
unabashed (adjective)	un·abashed
unabashedly (adverb)	un·abash·ed·ly
unabated (adjective)	un·abat·ed
unabatedly (adverb)	un·abat·ed·ly
unable (adjective)	un·able
unabridged (adjective)	un·abridged
unacademic (adjective)	un·ac·a·dem·ic
unacceptability (noun)	un·ac·cept·abil·i·ty
unacceptable (adjective)	un·ac·cept·able
unacceptably (adverb)	un·ac·cept·ably
unaccompanied (adjective)	un·ac·com·pa·nied
unaccomplished (adjective)	un·ac·com·plished
unaccountability (noun)	un·ac·count·abil·i·ty
unaccountable (adjective)	un·ac·count·able
unaccountably (adverb)	un·ac·count·ably
unaccounted (adjective)	un·ac·count·ed
unaccredited (adjective)	un·ac·cred·it·ed
unaccustomed (adjective)	un·ac·cus·tomed
unaccustomedly (adverb)	un·ac·cus·tomed·ly
unadapted (adjective)	un·a·dapt·ed
unaddressed (adjective)	un·ad·dressed
unadjusted (adjective)	un·ad·just·ed
unadorned (adjective)	un·adorned
unadulterated (adjective)	un·adul·ter·at·ed
unadulteratedly (adverb)	un·adul·ter·at·ed·ly
unadvertised (adjective)	un·ad·ver·tised
unadvisable (adjective)	un·ad·vis·a·ble
unadvised (adjective)	un·ad·vised
unadvisedly (adverb)	un·ad·vis·ed·ly
unaesthetic (adjective)	un·aes·thet·ic
unaffected (adjective)	un·af·fect·ed
unaffectedly (adverb)	un·af·fect·ed·ly
unaffectedness (noun)	un·af·fect·ed·ness
unaffordable (adjective)	un·af·ford·a·ble
unageing (adjective)	un·age·ing
unaging (adjective)	un·ag·ing
unaided (adjective)	un·aid·ed
unaired (adjective)	un·aired
unakite (noun)	una·kite
unalienable (adjective)	un·alien·able
unaligned (adjective)	un·aligned
unalleviated (adjective)	un·al·le·vi·at·ed
unalloyed (adjective)	un·al·loyed
unalterability (noun)	un·al·ter·abil·i·ty
unalterable (adjective)	un·al·ter·able
unalterableness (noun)	un·al·ter·able·ness
unalterably (adverb)	un·al·ter·ably
unaltered (adjective)	un·al·tered
unambiguity (noun)	un·am·bi·gu·i·ty
unambiguous (adjective)	un·am·big·u·ous
unambiguously (adverb)	un·am·big·u·ous·ly
unambivalent (adjective)	un·am·biv·a·lent
unambivalently (adverb)	un·am·biv·a·lent·ly
Unami (noun)	U·na·mi
unamused (adjective)	un·a·mused
unanalysable (adjective)	un·an·a·lys·a·ble
unanalysed (adjective)	un·an·a·lysed
unanalyzable (adjective)	un·an·a·lyz·a·ble
unanalyzed (adjective)	un·an·a·lyzed
unanchored (adjective)	un·an·chored
unaneled (adjective)	un·aneled
Unani (noun)	U·na·ni
unanimity (noun)	una·nim·i·ty
unanimous (adjective)	unan·i·mous
unanimously (adverb)	unan·i·mous·ly
unannounced (adjective)	un·an·nounced
unanswerability (noun)	un·an·swer·abil·i·ty
unanswerable (adjective)	un·an·swer·able
unanswerably (adverb)	un·an·swer·ably
unanswered (adjective)	un·an·swered
unanticipated (adjective)	un·an·tic·i·pat·ed
unanticipatedly (adverb)	un·an·tic·i·pat·ed·ly
unapologetic (adjective)	un·apol·o·get·ic
unapologetically (adverb)	un·apol·o·get·i·cal·ly
unappealable (adjective)	un·ap·peal·able
unappealing (adjective)	un·ap·peal·ing
unappealingly (adverb)	un·ap·peal·ing·ly
unappeasable (adjective)	un·ap·peas·able
unappeasably (adverb)	un·ap·peas·ably
unappetizing (adjective)	un·ap·pe·tiz·ing
unappetizingly (adverb)	un·ap·pe·tiz·ing·ly
unappreciated (adjective)	un·ap·pre·ci·at·ed
unappreciation (noun)	un·ap·pre·ci·a·tion
unappreciative (adjective)	un·ap·pre·ci·a·tive
unapproachability (noun)	un·ap·proach·abil·i·ty
unapproachable (adjective)	un·ap·proach·able

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