press

press
clothes·press;
com·press·ibil·i·ty;
com·press·ible;
com·press·ing·ly;
de·press;
de·press·ibil·i·ty;
de·press·ible;
em·press·ite;
ex·press·age;
ex·press·er;
ex·press·ible;
ex·press·less;
ex·press·ly;
ex·press·man;
hy·dro·press;
im·press·able;
im·press·ibil·i·ty;
im·press·ible;
im·press·ment;
in·ex·press·ibles;
op·press;
op·press·ible;
press;
press·able;
press·er;
press·ing·ly;
press·ing·ness;
press·man;
re·press·er;
sub·press;
sup·press·ible;
usur·press;
pre·press;
re·press·ible;
com·press;
cy·press;
em·press;
ex·press;
im·press;
press·ing;
re·press;
sup·press;
sup·press·ant;
com·press·ible·ness;
com·press·ibly;
de·press·ing·ly;
de·press·ing·ness;
ex·press·able;
im·press·ible·ness;
im·press·i·bly;
in·com·press·ible·ness;
in·com·press·ibly;
in·ex·press·ible·ness;
in·ex·press·ibly;
re·press·ibil·i·ty;

English syllables. 2014.

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