How many syllables are in antiquate? 3 syllables
Divide antiquate into syllables: an-ti-quate
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antiquates (3 syllables),
antique (2 Syllables)
age (1 syllables), antique (2 syllables), date (1 syllables), fade (1 syllables), fossilize (3 syllables), fust (1 syllables), molder (2 syllables), obsolesce (3 syllables), obsolete (3 syllables), perish (2 syllables),
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