How many syllables are in rehearse? 2 syllables
Divide rehearse into syllables: re-hearse
How to pronounce rehearse:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Rehearse
rehearses (3 syllables),
practice (2 Syllables), practise (2 Syllables)
expatiate (4 syllables), iterate (3 syllables), mythicize (3 syllables), narrate (2 syllables), practice (2 syllables), practise (2 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Rehearse
bearce, bearse, bearss, burse, curse, firsts, furse, hearse, kearse, kerce, merce, nurse, pearse, perce, pers, perse, purse, scearce, terse, verse, worse
Two syllable words that rhyme with Rehearse
adverse, averse, coerce, converse, disburse, disperse, diverse, emerse, immerse, inverse, obverse, perverse, rehearse, reverse, submerse, transverse, traverse
Three syllable words that rhyme with Rehearse
intersperse, reimburse
Four syllable words that rhyme with Rehearse
biodiverse
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