How many syllables are in breasted? 2 syllables
Divide breasted into syllables: breas-ted
How to pronounce breasted:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Breasted
breast (1 syllables),
bosomed (2 Syllables)
barefaced (2 syllables), bosomed (2 syllables), braless (2 syllables), cavernous (3 syllables), chicken-breasted (4 syllables), concave (2 syllables), infundibular (5 syllables), mammalian (4 syllables), topless (2 syllables), unclothed (2 syllables), unshapely (3 syllables),
Two syllable words that rhyme with Breasted
bested, breasted, chested, crested, guested, jested, nested, rested, smestad, tested, vested, wrested
Three syllable words that rhyme with Breasted
arrested, attested, congested, contested, detested, divested, infested, ingested, invested, molested, protested, requested, retested, suggested, untested, protested
Four syllable words that rhyme with Breasted
rearrested, reinvested, uncontested, unmolested
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