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upturn

How many syllables in upturn?

  547628319 syllables

Divide upturn into syllables:   up-turn
Stressed syllable in upturn:   up-turn
How to say upturn:

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Synonyms for upturn


1 syllable
  • growth
  • rise
2 syllables
  • capsize
  • upsurge
3 syllables
4 syllables
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    What rhymes with upturn

    1 syllable
    • Bern
    • burn
    • cern
    • dern
    • earn
    • fern
    • Herne
    • kern
    • learn
    • stern
    • turn
    • Verne
    • Berne
    • byrne
    • churn
    • durn
    • erne
    • hern
    • kearn
    • kirn
    • spurn
    • Sterne
    • urn
    • yearn
    2 syllables
    • adjourn
    • attorn
    • concern
    • downturn
    • eterne
    • heartburn
    • in turn
    • inurn
    • Lucerne
    • nocturn
    • outturn
    • Sauterne
    • secern
    • star turn
    • step turn
    • U-turn
    • windburn
    • astern
    • casern
    • discern
    • epergne
    • extern
    • Hepburn
    • intern
    • kick turn
    • lucerne
    • nocturne
    • return
    • sauternes
    • sojourn
    • stem turn
    • sunburn
    • unlearn
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
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