How many syllables are in exposed? 2 syllables
Divide exposed into syllables: ex-posed
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Synonyms and Words Related to Exposed
expos (3 syllables),
open (2 Syllables), unclothed (2 Syllables), uncovered (3 Syllables), unprotected (4 Syllables)
aery (2 syllables), alfresco (3 syllables), bald (1 syllables), blown (1 syllables), deflated (3 syllables), denuded (3 syllables), detectable (4 syllables), disclosed (2 syllables), discredited (4 syllables), dismissed (2 syllables), disputed (3 syllables), encounter (3 syllables), endure (2 syllables), evident (3 syllables), experience (4 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Exposed
closed, dozed, hosed, nosed, posed
Two syllable words that rhyme with Exposed
composed, deposed, disclosed, disposed, enclosed, exposed, foreclosed, imposed, opposed, proposed, supposed, transposed
Four syllable words that rhyme with Exposed
overexposed, superimposed
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