100 Examples of Hexasyllable Words

The hexasyllabic words are those that are composed of six syllables. For example: historically (historically), negatively (negatively), unconstitutional(unconstitutional).

Words contain one or more syllables (those units of the spoken chain that consist of one or more sounds, whose nucleus is usually a vowel and that are separated from others by a short and inconspicuous pause).

Syllables are represented in written language by one or more letters and can be stressed or unstressed. The stressed syllables are pronounced more intensely within a word. The unstressed syllables they are pronounced with less emphasis than stressed syllables. For example: AC (unstressed) – rac (unstressed) – tea (unstressed) –laugh (tonic) – you (unstressed) – AC (unstressed).

• See also: polysyllabic words

Examples of hexasyllabic words

1. Accompaniment: accompaniment
2. Conditioner: conditioner
3. Event: to con te ci ment
4. Adaptability: adaptation
5. Administrative: ad mi nis tra ti vo
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6. Airline: to e ro line
7. Gratitude: gratitude
8. Sewerage: sewerage
9. Storage: storage
10. flame retardant: anti flammable
11. Antiperspirant: anti trans pi ran te
12. Apparently: apparently
13. Aristocratic: a ris to cra ti co
14. Archaeological: ar that or logical
15. Advice: to know
16. Authentically: au ten ti ca mind te
17. Autobiography: auto biography
18. Motorist: auto mo vi list
19. Authoritarianism: auto ri ta ris mo
20. self sufficiency: self su fi ci ence
21. Characteristic: characteristic
22. Commercialization: commercialization
23. Compatibility: compatibility
24. Confidentially: confidentially
25. Confidentiality: Confidentiality
26. Memorial: with me mo ra ti vo
27. Contemporary: contemporary
28. coordinator: co or di na do ra
29. Choreography: co re o gra fí a
30. ignorance: don't know
31. seventeenth: one hundred seven to you
32. Discriminatory: discr mi na to rio
33. Availability: availability
34. emotionally: emotionally
35. infatuation: e na mo ra ment
36. Encyclopedic: in cycle pé di co
37. Scarecrow: it's bread ta pá ja ros
38. Specialization: es pe cia li za tion
39. Spirituality: it is pi ri tuality
40. Establishment: establish ment
41. American: American
42. wonderfully: it's your pen da mind
43. Etymology: and I turned it to
44. Exceptionally: ex cep tio nally
45. Experimentation: ex pe ri men ta tion
46. Extraordinary: extraordinary
47. speech therapist: fo no au dio lo go
48. Photocopier: photocopier
49. Genealogical: ge ne a logical
50. Heterogeneous: I have te ro gé ne o
51. Spanish speaking: his pa does not speak blan te
52. ID: i den ti fi ca tion
53. Ideological: i of or logical
54. very important: im for so you yes mo
55. Impossibility: im po si bili ty
56. Indirectly: in di rec ta mind
57. Individualistic: in di vi dua list
58. indo-european: in do eu ro pe o
59. Instability: instability
60. Infrastructure: in fra es truc tu ra
61. Immediately: immediately
62. Unfortunately: Regrettably
63. Manufactured: ma nu fac tu ra do
64. Mediterranean: Mediterranean
65. Methodology: I did everything
66. Metropolitan: metro poli ta na
67. Microprocessor: mi cro pro ce sa dor
68. Massive: mul ti tu di na rio
69. Municipality: mu ni ci pa lity
70. Necessarily: necessarily
71. odontology: odontology
72. Ophthalmology: of such mo I turned it to
73. Originality: origin
74. Osteoporosis: o te o por ro sis
75. Permanently: per ma nen te mind
76. Politically: political
77. Proportionally: pro por tio nally
78. Recognition: recognition
79. rejuvenating: re ju ve ne ce dor
80. Responsibility: responsibility
81. Revolutionary: re vo lucio na rio
82. Semifinalist: be my fi na list
83. Sensationalist: feeling ready
84. psychoanalysis: yes co a ná li sis
85. Significant: significant
86. Silently: yes len cio sa mind
87. symbolically: symbol bo li ca mind
88. Solidification: so li di fi ca tion
89. Sustainability: sustainability
90. Successively: successively
91. South American: su da me ri ca no
92. Superficiality: surface
93. Traditionally: traditionally
94. Trigonometry: tri go no me tri a
95. universally: u ni see salt mind you
96. academic: academic
97. Vegetarianism: ve ge ta ria nis mo
98. Truly: ver da de ra mind
99. vice presidency: vice presidency
100. Vulnerability: vulnerability

Types of words according to their number of syllables

• monosyllables. They have only one syllable. Generally, they never have a tilde, except for those that have diacritic tilde, that is, the orthographic sign that allows us to differentiate two words that are written the same, but have different meanings. For example:tea / tea.
• bisyllables. They have two syllables. Are sharp when the last syllable is stressed (fa-role). Are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (Salt-to).
• trisyllables. They have three syllables. They are acute when the last syllable is stressed (or-of-nar). They are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (sa-li-gives). Are esdrújulas when the penultimate syllable is stressed (mu-yes-ca).
• tetrasyllables. They have four syllables. They are acute when the last syllable is stressed (pro-fe-sio-end). They are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (to-of-lan-tea). They are esdrújulas when the penultimate syllable is stressed (po-there-ti-ca). Are sobresdrújulas when the syllable before the antepenultimate is stressed (I went-sees-it).
• pentasyllables. They have five syllables. They are acute when the last syllable is stressed (ex-pe-ri-men-tar). They are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (in-te-li-gene-Inc). They are esdrújulas when the penultimate syllable is stressed (de-mo-Ave-ti-ca). They are sobresdrújulas when the stressed syllable is before the penultimate (ex-plí-I-know-it).
• hexasyllables. They have six syllables. They are acute when the last syllable is stressed (answer-pon-sa-bi-li-dad). They are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (a-con-te-ci-me-to). They are esdrújulas when the penultimate syllable is stressed (arching-it-gi-co). They are sobresdrújulas when the syllable before the antepenultimate is stressed (ex-pli-dog-do-know-it).
• Heptasyllables. They have seven syllables. They are acute when the last syllable is stressed (in-ve-ro-si-mi-li-your D). They are serious when the penultimate syllable is stressed (an-ti-ca-pi-ta-lys-ta). They are esdrújulas when the penultimate syllable is stressed (so-cio-e-co-No-monkey). They are sobresdrújulas when the syllable before the antepenultimate is stressed (a-gra-de-one hundred-do-know-it).

References

• Royal Spanish Academy. (s.f.). Syllable. In Spanish dictionary. Retrieved on May 21, 2022, from https://dle.rae.es/s%C3%ADlaba? m=form
• Royal Spanish Academy and Association of Academies of the Spanish Language. (2010). Spelling of the Spanish language. Spare.

Follow with:

• Stressed and unstressed syllables
• monoliteral syllables
• Acute, serious and esdrújulas words
• Diphthong, tripthong and hiatus
• simple and compound syllables