How many syllables are in applaud? 2 syllables
Divide applaud into syllables: ap-plaud
How to pronounce applaud:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Applaud
applauded (3 syllables), applauding (3 syllables), applaudingly (4 syllables), applauds (2 syllables),
clap (1 Syllables), spat (1 Syllables)
accede (2 syllables), acclaim (2 syllables), acquiesce (3 syllables), agree (2 syllables), approve (2 syllables), assent (2 syllables), buy (1 syllables), cheer (1 syllables), clap (1 syllables), commend (2 syllables), compliment (3 syllables), comply (2 syllables), countenance (3 syllables), cry (1 syllables), eulogize (3 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Applaud
aud, awed, baud, bawd, braud, braude, broad, claud, claude, clawed, flawed, fraud, glaude, gnawed, jawed, laud, laude, maud, maude, mod, saud, sawed, staude, thawed
Two syllable words that rhyme with Applaud
abroad, applaud, defraud, maraud
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