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What are some words that use four vowels?

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Here are some words that use four vowels:

audacious

contagious

republican

publication

acquire

conscientious

tablespoonful

ignorance

immediate

dictionaries

orientation

somersault

question

categories

congratulate

congratulations

accountance

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