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How many syllables are in resents? 2 syllables

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Words: resentment, resentments, resents, reservation, reservations

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One syllable words that rhyme with Resents

bentz, brents, cents, dents, entz, frentz, gentz, hentz, jentz, kent's, krentz, lents, lentz, lentzsch, mentz, pentz, rents, rentz, scents, sentz, slentz, stentz, tents, trent's, vents, wentz, zentz

Two syllable words that rhyme with Resents

ciments, consents, contents, descents, dissents, event's, events, ferments, intents, invents, laments, lorenz, percents, presents, prevents, resents, segments

Three syllable words that rhyme with Resents

circumvents, discontents, malcontents, represents, supplements

Four syllable words that rhyme with Resents

misrepresents

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