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Word	Syllables
unbiased (adjective)	un·bi·ased
unbiasedness (noun)	un·bi·ased·ness
unbiblical (adjective)	un·bib·li·cal
unbid (adjective)	un·bid
unbidden (adjective)	un·bid·den
unbind (verb)	un·bind
unbirthday (noun)	un·birth·day
unbitted (adjective)	un·bit·ted
unblemished (adjective)	un·blem·ished
unblenched (adjective)	un·blenched
unblessed (adjective)	un·blessed
unblest (adjective)	un·blest
unblind (verb)	un·blind
unblinded (adjective)	un·blind·ed
unblinking (adjective)	un·blink·ing
unblinkingly (adverb)	un·blink·ing·ly
unblock (verb)	un·block
unblushing (adjective)	un·blush·ing
unblushingly (adverb)	un·blush·ing·ly
unbodied (adjective)	un·bod·ied
unbolt (verb)	un·bolt
unbolted (adjective)	un·bolt·ed
unbonneted (adjective)	un·bon·net·ed
unborn (adjective)	un·born
unbosom (verb)	un·bos·om
unbothered (adjective)	un·both·ered
unbound (adjective)	un·bound
unbounded (adjective)	un·bound·ed
unboundedly (adverb)	un·bound·ed·ly
unboundedness (noun)	un·bound·ed·ness
unbowed (adjective)	un·bowed
unbox (verb)	un·box
unbrace (verb)	un·brace
unbraid (verb)	un·braid
unbranched (adjective)	un·branched
unbranded (adjective)	un·brand·ed
unbreathable (adjective)	un·breath·able
unbred (adjective)	un·bred
unbridle (verb)	un·bri·dle
unbridled (adjective)	un·bri·dled
unbroke (adjective)	un·broke
unbroken (adjective)	un·bro·ken
unbrokenly (adverb)	un·bro·ken·ly
unbrokenness (noun)	un·bro·ken·ness
unbuckle (verb)	un·buck·le
unbudgeable (adjective)	un·budge·able
unbudgeably (adverb)	un·budge·ably
unbudging (adjective)	un·budg·ing
unbudgingly (adverb)	un·budg·ing·ly
unbuild (verb)	un·build
unbuilt (adjective)	un·built
unbundle (verb)	un·bun·dle
unbundler (noun)	un·bun·dler
unburden (verb)	un·bur·den
unburdened (adjective)	un·bur·dened
unbury (verb)	un·bur·y
unbutton (verb)	un·but·ton
unbuttoned (adjective)	un·but·toned
uncage (verb)	un·cage
uncalculated (adjective)	un·cal·cu·lat·ed
uncalculating (adjective)	un·cal·cu·lat·ing
uncalled (adjective)	un·called
uncalled-for (adjective)	un·called-for
uncannily (adverb)	un·can·ni·ly
uncanniness (noun)	un·can·ni·ness
uncanny (adjective)	un·can·ny
uncap (verb)	un·cap
uncared (adjective)	un·cared
uncaring (adjective)	un·car·ing
uncaringly (adverb)	un·car·ing·ly
uncase (verb)	un·case
uncaused (adjective)	un·caused
unceasing (adjective)	un·ceas·ing
unceasingly (adverb)	un·ceas·ing·ly
uncelebrated (adjective)	un·cel·e·brat·ed
unceremonious (adjective)	un·cer·e·mo·ni·ous
unceremoniously (adverb)	un·cer·e·mo·ni·ous·ly
unceremoniousness (noun)	un·cer·e·mo·ni·ous·ness
uncertain (adjective)	un·cer·tain
uncertainly (adverb)	un·cer·tain·ly
uncertainness (noun)	un·cer·tain·ness
uncertainty (noun)	un·cer·tain·ty
uncertified (adjective)	un·cer·ti·fied
unchain (verb)	un·chain
unchallengeable (adjective)	un·chal·lenge·a·ble
unchallengeably (adverb)	un·chal·lenge·a·bly
unchallenged (adjective)	un·chal·lenged
unchallenging (adjective)	un·chal·leng·ing
unchancy (adjective)	un·chancy
unchangeability (noun)	un·change·abil·i·ty
unchangeable (adjective)	un·change·able
unchangeableness (noun)	un·change·able·ness
unchangeably (adverb)	un·change·ably
unchanging (adjective)	un·chang·ing
unchangingly (adverb)	un·chang·ing·ly
unchangingness (noun)	un·chang·ing·ness
uncharacteristic (adjective)	un·char·ac·ter·is·tic
uncharacteristically (adverb)	un·char·ac·ter·is·ti·cal·ly
uncharge (verb)	un·charge
uncharged (adjective)	un·charged

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