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obsessed

How many syllables in obsessed?

  372954816 syllables

Divide obsessed into syllables:   ob-sessed
How to pronounce obsessed:   ub-sest
How to say obsessed:

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Synonyms for obsessed


1 syllable
  • gripped
    2 syllables
    • driven
    • lovesick
    • pining
    • haunted
    • phobic
    • smitten
    3 syllables
    • fixated
    4 syllables
      5 syllables
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        What rhymes with obsessed

        1 syllable
        • best
        • blest
        • Brest
        • crest
        • fessed
        • gest
        • guest
        • lest
        • mest
        • pest
        • prest
        • rest
        • test
        • vest
        • wrest
        • blessed
        • breast
        • chest
        • dressed
        • fest
        • guessed
        • jest
        • messed
        • nest
        • pressed
        • quest
        • stressed
        • trest
        • west
        2 syllables
        3 syllables
        4 syllables
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