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Word	Syllables
unrepresentativeness (noun)	un·rep·re·sen·ta·tive·ness
unrequited (adjective)	un·re·quit·ed
unrequitedly (adverb)	un·re·quit·ed·ly
unrequitedness (noun)	un·re·quit·ed·ness
unreserve (noun)	un·re·serve
unreserved (adjective)	un·re·served
unreservedly (adverb)	un·re·serv·ed·ly
unreservedness (noun)	un·re·served·ness
unresolved (adjective)	un·re·solved
unresolvedly (adverb)	un·re·solv·ed·ly
unresolvedness (noun)	un·re·solv·ed·ness
unrest (noun)	un·rest
unrested (adjective)	un·rest·ed
unresting (adjective)	un·rest·ing
unrestingly (adverb)	un·rest·ing·ly
unrestored (adjective)	un·re·stored
unrestrained (adjective)	un·re·strained
unrestrainedly (adverb)	un·re·strain·ed·ly
unrestrainedness (noun)	un·re·strained·ness
unrestraint (noun)	un·re·straint
unrestricted (adjective)	un·re·strict·ed
unrestrictedly (adverb)	un·re·strict·ed·ly
unretire (verb)	un·re·tire
unreturned (adjective)	un·re·turned
unreversed (adjective)	un·re·versed
unrevised (adjective)	un·re·vised
unrewarding (adjective)	un·re·ward·ing
unridden (adjective)	un·rid·den
unriddle (verb)	un·rid·dle
unrideable (adjective)	un·ride·a·ble
unrig (verb)	un·rig
unrighteous (adjective)	un·righ·teous
unrighteously (adverb)	un·righ·teous·ly
unrighteousness (noun)	un·righ·teous·ness
unrip (verb)	un·rip
unripe (adjective)	un·ripe
unripeness (noun)	un·ripe·ness
unrivaled (adjective)	un·ri·valed
unrivalled (adjective)	un·ri·valled
unrivet (verb)	un·riv·et
unroadworthy (adjective)	un·road·wor·thy
unrobe (verb)	un·robe
unroll (verb)	un·roll
unroof (verb)	un·roof
unroofed (adjective)	un·roofed
unroot (verb)	un·root
unrope (verb)	un·rope
unround (verb)	un·round
unround (adjective)	unround
unrounded (adjective)	un·round·ed
unruffled (adjective)	un·ruf·fled
unruled (adjective)	un·ruled
unruliness (noun)	un·rul·i·ness
unruly (adjective)	un·ruly
unsaddle (verb)	un·sad·dle
unsaid (adjective)	un·said
unsalability (noun)	un·sal·a·bil·i·ty
unsalable (adjective)	un·sal·a·ble
unsalaried (adjective)	un·sal·a·ried
unsatisfactorily (adverb)	un·sat·is·fac·to·ri·ly
unsatisfactoriness (noun)	un·sat·is·fac·to·ri·ness
unsatisfactory (adjective)	un·sat·is·fac·to·ry
unsaturate (noun)	un·sat·u·rate
unsaturated (adjective)	un·sat·u·rat·ed
unsaturation (noun)	un·sat·u·ra·tion
unsaved (adjective)	un·saved
unsavorily (adverb)	un·sa·vor·i·ly
unsavoriness (noun)	un·sa·vor·i·ness
unsavory (adjective)	un·sa·vory
unsavoury (adjective)	un·sa·vour·y
unsay (verb)	un·say
unsayable (adjective)	un·say·able
unscalable (adjective)	un·scal·a·ble
unscaled (adjective)	un·scaled
unscarred (adjective)	un·scarred
unscathed (adjective)	un·scathed
unscholarliness (noun)	un·schol·ar·li·ness
unscholarly (adjective)	un·schol·ar·ly
unschooled (adjective)	un·schooled
unscientific (adjective)	un·sci·en·tif·ic
unscientifically (adverb)	un·sci·en·tif·i·cal·ly
unscramble (verb)	un·scram·ble
unscrambler (noun)	un·scram·bler
unscreened (adjective)	un·screened
unscrew (verb)	un·screw
unscripted (adjective)	un·script·ed
unscriptural (adjective)	un·scrip·tur·al
unscrupulous (adjective)	un·scru·pu·lous
unscrupulously (adverb)	un·scru·pu·lous·ly
unscrupulousness (noun)	un·scru·pu·lous·ness
unseal (verb)	un·seal
unsealed (adjective)	un·sealed
unseam (verb)	un·seam
unsearchable (adjective)	un·search·able
unsearchableness (noun)	un·search·a·ble·ness
unsearchably (adverb)	un·search·ably
unseasonable (adjective)	un·sea·son·able
unseasonableness (noun)	un·sea·son·able·ness
unseasonably (adverb)	un·sea·son·ably
unseasonal (adjective)	un·sea·son·al

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