How many syllables are in arm? 1 syllable
Divide arm into syllables: arm
How to pronounce arm:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Arm
armed (1 syllables), arming (2 syllables), arms (1 syllables),
branch (1 Syllables), branch (1 Syllables), build up (2 Syllables), fortify (3 Syllables), gird (1 Syllables), limb (1 Syllables), sleeve (1 Syllables), subdivision (4 Syllables), weapon (2 Syllables), weapon system (4 Syllables)
advocate (3 syllables), aegis (2 syllables), affiliate (4 syllables), appoint (2 syllables), approaching (3 syllables), approximate (4 syllables), armlet (2 syllables), attack (2 syllables), attire (2 syllables), authorize (3 syllables), backbone (2 syllables), backing (2 syllables), backstop (2 syllables), ballyrag (3 syllables), bandeau (2 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Arm
arm, charm, farm, harm, sharm
Two syllable words that rhyme with Arm
alarm, disarm, ducharme, forearm, nonfarm, rearm, unarm
Three syllable words that rhyme with Arm
underarm
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