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spate

How many syllables in spate?

  524617938 syllable

Divide spate into syllables:   spate
Syllable stress:   spate
How to pronounce spate:   speyt
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Synonyms for spate


1 syllable
  • craze
  • run
  • rash
  • wave
2 syllables
  • outbreak
  • welter
  • rise in
3 syllables
  • increase in
4 syllables
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    What rhymes with spate

    1 syllable
    • ait
    • bait
    • blate
    • chait
    • date
    • est
    • fate
    • frate
    • gait
    • grate
    • haet
    • hate
    • late
    • mate's
    • plait
    • prate
    • rate
    • skate
    • speight
    • straight
    • strate
    • tait
    • teth
    • wait
    • weight
    • ate
    • bate
    • cate
    • crate
    • eight
    • fait
    • fete
    • freight
    • gate
    • great
    • hait
    • Kate
    • mate
    • pate
    • plate
    • quoit
    • sate
    • slate
    • state
    • strait
    • streight
    • Tate
    • trait
    • weigh
    2 syllables
    • abate
    • belate
    • collate
    • create
    • deflate
    • dilate
    • equate
    • inflate
    • irate
    • lightweight
    • negate
    • ornate
    • predate
    • reflate
    • restate
    • translate
    • upstate
    • await
    • berate
    • conflate
    • debate
    • dictate
    • elate
    • estate
    • innate
    • Kuwait
    • misstate
    • oblate
    • postdate
    • prorate
    • relate
    • sedate
    • update
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
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