How many syllables are in asleep? 2 syllables
Divide asleep into syllables: a-sleep
How to pronounce asleep:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Asleep
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anesthetized (4 syllables), benumbed (2 syllables), breathless (2 syllables), callous (2 syllables), catatonic (4 syllables), cold (1 syllables), comatose (3 syllables), dead (1 syllables), deceased (2 syllables), defunct (2 syllables), departed (3 syllables), doped (1 syllables), dormant (2 syllables), dozy (2 syllables), drowsy (2 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Asleep
beep, bleep, cheap, creep, deep, diep, eap, griep, heap, heape, jeep, keep, kneip, kniep, leap, leep, lepe, peep, reap, reep, riepe, schliep, seep, seip, seipp, sepe, sheep, sleep, steep, streep, sweep, tepe, veep, weep
Two syllable words that rhyme with Asleep
asleep, bopeep, felipe, mcsleep, phillipe
Three syllable words that rhyme with Asleep
anandeep
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