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How many syllables are in amante? 3 syllables

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Words: amanita, amant, amante, amanuenses, amanuensis

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Two syllable words that rhyme with Amante

bronte, conti, monte, montee, monti, montie, ponti, tonti

Three syllable words that rhyme with Amante

amante, aponte, assante, avanti, barsanti, bellante, belmonte, benanty, bonfanti, brigante, delmonte, demonte, desanti, durante, ferrante, galante, gigante, labonte, laplante, mazzanti, montante, morante, morgante, morganti, musante, pallante, passante

Four syllable words that rhyme with Amante

amarante, belafonte, bracamonte, bustamante, centofanti, diamante, elefante, escalante, interrante, mercadante, traficante, violante

Five syllable words that rhyme with Amante

fioravanti

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