Syllables is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SYLLABLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SYLLABLE, to pronounce units of spoken language
• pronounce (a word or phrase) clearly, syllable by syllable.
NOUN:
• a unit of pronunciation having one vowel sound, with or without surrounding consonants, forming the whole or a part of a word; for example, there are two syllables in water and three in inferno.
• a character or characters representing a syllable.
• the least amount of speech or writing; the least mention of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pronounce syllables (units of spoken language)

Words related to SYLLABLES

syllable13 syllabled15 syllabling16

Words that contain SYLLABLES

disyllables17 dissyllables18 trisyllables17 decasyllables21 monosyllables20 octosyllables20 polysyllables23 tetrasyllables19 dodecasyllables24 quadrisyllables30 hendecasyllables27

How to use SYLLABLES in a sentence

• Bigelow? Bigelow? Was that his name? It commenced with B, and had two syllables.
• That degree of smoothness of which the tongue was anciently susceptible, had certainly no alliance with these additional syllables.
• How may these sounds be modified in the formation of syllables? 6.
• Whether the syllables of a name are the same or not makes no difference, provided the meaning is retained.
• We do not exchange ten words in the course of the day, and the few syllables that our parched tongues and swollen lips can pronounce are almost unintelligible.
• The table shows that rhymes of syllables which have accents of strikingly different degrees are difficult to feel.
• He first measured the time needed to impress on the memory certain lists of syllables, and then the time needed to impress lists of the same syllables with gaps between them.
• Vowels and consonants are the elements of syllables, and words are composed of the latter.
• In words of three syllables, the accent is usually on the first syllable, especially if the second syllable is weak and the last syllable no weaker if not indeed stronger.
• Thus Eucleides, the elder, declared that it would be an easy matter to be a poet if you might lengthen syllables at will.
• When aroused for dinner, I was told I had paused in the middle of a word of two syllables, leaving my hearers to exercise their imaginations on what I was about to say.
• The old drift toward reducing final syllables, a rhythmic consequence of the strong Germanic stress on the first syllable, now manifested itself.
• The sparks laughed in the coal, and syllables of metal fashioned a mysterious and profound language which moved me like the words of duty.
• The Jaina dhyâna consists in concentrating the mind on the syllables of the Jaina prayer phrases.
• Out of respect and veneration for the Italian master, he divided the syllables, but still retained the French termination of his name.
• The results now showed that of those syllables which were remembered 54 per cent stood on the upper half and 46 per cent on the lower half of the page.
• It varies from five to six syllables, with several consecutive rhymes.
• There was a confused din without, many voices speaking at once, all quite unintelligible, though now and then she caught a few syllables of Greek.

Similar words containing SYLLABLE without suffix s

syllable13 syllabled15 disyllable16 dissyllable17 disyllables17 trisyllable16 unsyllabled17 decasyllable20 dissyllables18 monosyllable19 octosyllable19 polysyllable22 trisyllables17 decasyllables21 monosyllables20 octosyllables20 polysyllables23 tetrasyllable18 dodecasyllable23 quadrisyllable29 tetrasyllables19 dodecasyllables24 hendecasyllable26 quadrisyllables30 hendecasyllables27

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