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• aban — aban·doned; aban·don·ee; aban·don·ment; aban·ic; aban·don; aban·doned·ly; …   English syllables

• doned — aban·doned; aban·doned·ly; …   English syllables

• abandoned — aban·doned …   English syllables

• abandonedly — aban·doned·ly …   English syllables

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