How many syllables are in supposed? 2 syllables
Divide supposed into syllables: sup-posed
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Synonyms and Words Related to Supposed
suppos (2 syllables), supposedly (4 syllables),
alleged(a) (4 Syllables), conjectural (4 Syllables), questionable (4 Syllables), so-called (2 Syllables), suppositional (5 Syllables), suppositious (4 Syllables), supposititious (5 Syllables), theoretic (4 Syllables), theoretical (5 Syllables)
acknowledged (3 syllables), conjectural (4 syllables), expected (2 syllables), improbable (4 syllables), intended (3 syllables), questionable (4 syllables), suppositional (5 syllables), suppositious (4 syllables), supposititious (5 syllables), theoretic (4 syllables), theoretical (5 syllables), unlikely (3 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Supposed
closed, dozed, hosed, nosed, posed
Two syllable words that rhyme with Supposed
composed, deposed, disclosed, disposed, enclosed, exposed, foreclosed, imposed, opposed, proposed, supposed, transposed
Four syllable words that rhyme with Supposed
overexposed, superimposed
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