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fact

How many syllables in fact?

  825174936 syllable

Divide fact into syllables:   fact
Syllable stress:   fact
How to pronounce fact:   fakt
How to say fact:

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Synonyms for fact


1 syllable
  • truth
    2 syllables
    • detail
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
    5 syllables
    • piece of evidence
    6 syllables
    • piece of information
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      What rhymes with fact

      1 syllable
      • act
      • blacked
      • cracked
      • jacked
      • packed
      • racked
      • slacked
      • stacked
      • tact
      • tract
      • backed
      • bract
      • hacked
      • lacked
      • pact
      • sacked
      • smacked
      • tacked
      • tracked
      • whacked
      2 syllables
      • abstract
      • attract
      • contract
      • diffract
      • enact
      • extract
      • intact
      • react
      • repacked
      • sacken
      • transact
      • attacked
      • compact
      • detract
      • distract
      • exact
      • impact
      • protract
      • redact
      • retract
      • subtract
      • unpacked
      3 syllables
      • inexact
      • reenact
      4 syllables
      6 syllables
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