How many syllables are in nonmoving? 3 syllables
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Synonyms and Words Related to Nonmoving
at rest (2 Syllables), becalmed (2 Syllables), fixed (1 Syllables), frozen(p) (2 Syllables), halted (2 Syllables), inactive (3 Syllables), inert (2 Syllables), motionless (3 Syllables), rigid (2 Syllables), rooted(p) (2 Syllables), set (1 Syllables), sitting (2 Syllables), static (2 Syllables), stationary (4 Syllables), still (1 Syllables), stock-still (3 Syllables), stopped (1 Syllables), unmoving (3 Syllables)
becalmed (2 syllables), fixed (1 syllables), halted (2 syllables), inactive (3 syllables), inert (2 syllables), motionless (3 syllables), rigid (2 syllables), sitting (2 syllables), static (2 syllables), stationary (4 syllables), still (1 syllables), stopped (1 syllables), unmoving (3 syllables),
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