How many syllables are in excused? 2 syllables
Divide excused into syllables: ex-cused
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Synonyms and Words Related to Excused
exempt (2 Syllables)
absence (2 syllables), acquitted (3 syllables), awol (2 syllables), disappearance (4 syllables), disregarded (3 syllables), exempt (2 syllables), favored (2 syllables), forgotten (3 syllables), hooky (2 syllables), immune (2 syllables), irresponsible (5 syllables), leaving (2 syllables), licensed (2 syllables), nonattendance (4 syllables), overlooked (2 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Excused
bruised, cruised, fused, mused, oozed, rused, used
Two syllable words that rhyme with Excused
abused, accused, amused, bemused, confused, defused, diffused, enthused, excused, infused, misused, perused, recused, refused, reused, suffused, transfused, unused
Three syllable words that rhyme with Excused
disabused, overused, underused
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