How many syllables are in passante? 3 syllables
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Two syllable words that rhyme with Passante
bronte, conti, monte, montee, monti, montie, ponti, tonti
Three syllable words that rhyme with Passante
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 Passante
amarante, belafonte, bracamonte, bustamante, centofanti, diamante, elefante, escalante, interrante, mercadante, traficante, violante
Five syllable words that rhyme with Passante
fioravanti
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