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Word	Syllables
uncharitable (adjective)	un·char·i·ta·ble
uncharitableness (noun)	un·char·i·ta·ble·ness
uncharitably (adverb)	un·char·i·ta·bly
uncharted (adjective)	un·chart·ed
unchaste (adjective)	un·chaste
unchastely (adverb)	un·chaste·ly
unchastened (adjective)	un·chas·tened
unchasteness (noun)	un·chaste·ness
unchastity (noun)	un·chas·ti·ty
unchecked (adjective)	un·checked
unchivalrous (adjective)	un·chiv·al·rous
unchivalrously (adverb)	un·chiv·al·rous·ly
unchoke (verb)	un·choke
unchristian (adjective)	un·chris·tian
unchristianly (adverb)	un·chris·tian·ly
unchurch (verb)	un·church
unchurched (adjective)	un·churched
uncial (adjective)	un·cial
uncial (noun)	uncial
uncially (adverb)	un·cial·ly
unciform (adjective)	un·ci·form
uncinariasis (noun)	un·ci·na·ri·a·sis
uncinate (adjective)	un·ci·nate
uncirculated (adjective)	un·cir·cu·lat·ed
uncircumcised (adjective)	un·cir·cum·cised
uncircumcision (noun)	un·cir·cum·ci·sion
uncivil (adjective)	un·civ·il
uncivilized (adjective)	un·civ·i·lized
uncivilly (adverb)	un·civ·il·ly
unclad (adjective)	un·clad
unclaimed (adjective)	un·claimed
unclamp (verb)	un·clamp
unclarity (noun)	un·clar·i·ty
unclasp (verb)	un·clasp
unclassical (adjective)	un·clas·si·cal
unclassified (adjective)	un·clas·si·fied
uncle (noun)	un·cle
unclean (adjective)	un·clean
uncleanliness (noun)	un·clean·li·ness
uncleanly (adjective)	un·clean·ly
uncleanly (adverb)	un·clean·ly
uncleanness (noun)	un·clean·ness
unclear (adjective)	un·clear
uncleared (adjective)	un·cleared
unclearly (adverb)	un·clear·ly
unclearness (noun)	un·clear·ness
unclench (verb)	un·clench
unclimbable (adjective)	un·climb·able
unclimbableness (noun)	un·climb·able·ness
unclimbed (adjective)	un·climbed
unclinch (verb)	un·clinch
uncloak (verb)	un·cloak
unclog (verb)	un·clog
unclose (verb)	un·close
unclosed (adjective)	un·closed
unclothe (verb)	un·clothe
unclothed (adjective)	un·clothed
unclouded (adjective)	un·cloud·ed
uncloudedly (adverb)	un·cloud·ed·ly
unclubbable (adjective)	un·club·ba·ble
unclutter (verb)	un·clut·ter
uncluttered (adjective)	un·clut·tered
unco (adjective)	un·co
unco (adverb)	unco
unco (noun)	unco
uncock (verb)	un·cock
uncoffin (verb)	un·cof·fin
uncoffined (adjective)	un·cof·fined
uncoil (verb)	un·coil
uncoiled (adjective)	un·coiled
uncoined (adjective)	un·coined
uncollected (adjective)	un·col·lect·ed
uncolored (adjective)	un·col·ored
uncoloured (adjective)	un·col·oured
uncomformably (adverb)	un·com·form·a·bly
uncomfortable (adjective)	un·com·fort·able
uncomfortableness (noun)	un·com·fort·a·ble·ness
uncomfortably (adverb)	un·com·fort·ably
uncomment (verb)	un·com·ment
uncommercial (adjective)	un·com·mer·cial
uncommitted (adjective)	un·com·mit·ted
uncommon (adjective)	un·com·mon
uncommon (adverb)	un·com·mon
uncommonly (adverb)	un·com·mon·ly
uncommonness (noun)	un·com·mon·ness
uncommunicable (adjective)	un·com·mu·ni·ca·ble
uncommunicative (adjective)	un·com·mu·ni·ca·tive
uncommunicatively (adverb)	un·com·mu·ni·ca·tive·ly
uncommunicativeness (noun)	un·com·mu·ni·ca·tive·ness
uncompensated (adjective)	un·com·pen·sat·ed
uncompetitive (adjective)	un·com·pet·i·tive
uncompetitively (adverb)	un·com·pet·i·tive·ly
uncompetitiveness (noun)	un·com·pet·i·tive·ness
uncomplaining (adjective)	un·com·plain·ing
uncomplainingly (adverb)	un·com·plain·ing·ly
uncomplicated (adjective)	un·com·pli·cat·ed
uncomplimentary (adjective)	un·com·pli·men·ta·ry
uncomprehending (adjective)	un·com·pre·hend·ing
uncomprehendingly (adverb)	un·com·pre·hend·ing·ly
uncompromisable (adjective)	un·com·pro·mis·able

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