How Many Syllables are in Erupt | Divide Erupt into Syllables

How many syllables are in erupt? 2 syllables

Divide erupt into syllables: e-rupt

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Synonyms and Words Related to Erupt

erupted (3 syllables), erupting (3 syllables), erupts (2 syllables), belch (1 Syllables), break (1 Syllables), break open (3 Syllables), break out (2 Syllables), burst (1 Syllables), burst out (2 Syllables), catch fire (3 Syllables), combust (2 Syllables), conflagrate (3 Syllables), extravasate (4 Syllables), flare (1 Syllables), flare (1 Syllables), flare up (2 Syllables), flare up (2 Syllables), ignite (2 Syllables), recrudesce (3 Syllables), take fire (3 Syllables) belch (1 syllables), burst (1 syllables), combust (2 syllables), conflagrate (3 syllables), debouch (2 syllables), decant (2 syllables), ejaculate (4 syllables), eruct (2 syllables), extravasate (4 syllables), flare (1 syllables), ignite (2 syllables), recrudesce (3 syllables),

One syllable words that rhyme with Erupt

cupped, upped

Two syllable words that rhyme with Erupt

abrupt, corrupt, disrupt, erupt

Three syllable words that rhyme with Erupt

interrupt

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