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Word	Syllables
underpublicized (adjective)	un·der·pub·li·cized
underrate (verb)	un·der·rate
underreact (verb)	un·der·re·act
underrehearsed (adjective)	un·der·re·hearsed
underreport (verb)	un·der·re·port
underrepresent (verb)	un·der·rep·re·sent
underrepresentation (noun)	un·der·rep·re·sen·ta·tion
underrepresented (adjective)	un·der·rep·re·sent·ed
underrun (verb)	un·der·run
underrun (noun)	un·der·run
undersaturated (adjective)	un·der·sat·u·rat·ed
undersaturation (noun)	un·der·sat·u·ra·tion
underscore (verb)	un·der·score
underscore (noun)	underscore
undersea (adjective)	un·der·sea
undersea (adverb)	undersea
underseas (adverb)	un·der·seas
undersecretary (noun)	un·der·sec·re·tary
undersell (verb)	un·der·sell
underserved (adjective)	un·der·served
underset (verb)	un·der·set
underset (noun)	un·der·set
undersexed (adjective)	un·der·sexed
undersheriff (noun)	un·der·sher·iff
undershirt (noun)	un·der·shirt
undershirted (adjective)	un·der·shirt·ed
undershoot (verb)	un·der·shoot
undershoot (noun)	un·der·shoot
undershorts (noun)	un·der·shorts
undershot (adjective)	un·der·shot
undershrub (noun)	un·der·shrub
underside (noun)	un·der·side
undersigned (noun)	un·der·signed
undersigned (adjective)	un·der·signed
undersize (adjective)	un·der·size
undersized (adjective)	un·der·sized
underskirt (noun)	un·der·skirt
underslung (adjective)	un·der·slung
undersoil (noun)	un·der·soil
underspend (verb)	un·der·spend
underspin (noun)	un·der·spin
understaff (verb)	un·der·staff
understaffed (adjective)	un·der·staffed
understaffing (noun)	un·der·staff·ing
understand (verb)	un·der·stand
understandability (noun)	un·der·stand·abil·i·ty
understandable (adjective)	un·der·stand·able
understandably (adverb)	un·der·stand·ably
understander (noun)	un·der·stand·er
understanding (noun)	un·der·stand·ing
understanding (adjective)	understanding
understandingly (adverb)	un·der·stand·ing·ly
understate (verb)	un·der·state
understated (adjective)	un·der·stat·ed
understatedly (adverb)	un·der·stat·ed·ly
understatement (noun)	un·der·state·ment
understater (noun)	un·der·stat·er
understeer (noun)	un·der·steer
understeer (verb)	un·der·steer
understood (adjective)	un·der·stood
understored (adjective)	un·der·stored
understorey (noun)	un·der·sto·rey
understory (noun)	un·der·sto·ry
understrapper (noun)	un·der·strap·per
understrength (adjective)	un·der·strength
understudy (verb)	un·der·study
understudy (noun)	un·der·study
undersubscribed (adjective)	un·der·sub·scribed
undersupply (noun)	un·der·sup·ply
undersurface (noun)	un·der·sur·face
undersurface (adjective)	un·der·sur·face
undertake (verb)	un·der·take
undertaker (noun)	un·der·tak·er
undertaking (noun)	un·der·tak·ing
undertenant (noun)	un·der·ten·ant
underthings (noun)	un·der·things
underthrow (verb)	un·der·throw
underthrust (verb)	un·der·thrust
underthrust (noun)	un·der·thrust
undertint (noun)	un·der·tint
undertip (verb)	un·der·tip
undertone (noun)	un·der·tone
undertow (noun)	un·der·tow
undertrained (adjective)	un·der·trained
undertreat (verb)	un·der·treat
undertrick (noun)	un·der·trick
underuse (verb)	un·der·use
underuse (noun)	un·der·use
underused (adjective)	un·der·used
underutilization (noun)	un·der·uti·li·za·tion
underutilize (verb)	un·der·uti·lize
undervaluation (noun)	un·der·val·u·a·tion
undervalue (verb)	un·der·val·ue
undervest (noun)	un·der·vest
undervote (noun)	un·der·vote
underwater (adjective)	un·der·wa·ter
underwater (adverb)	underwater
underway (adjective)	un·der·way
underwear (noun)	un·der·wear
underweight (noun)	un·der·weight

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