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traitor

How many syllables in traitor?

  946827351 syllables

Divide traitor into syllables:   trai-tor
Stressed syllable in traitor:   trai-tor
How to pronounce traitor:   trey-ter
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Synonyms for traitor


1 syllable
  • spy
    2 syllables
    • schemer
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
    • double agent
    5 syllables
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      What rhymes with traitor

      1 syllable
      • yate
        2 syllables
        • baiter
        • crater
        • faitour
        • freighter
        • gator
        • graters
        • greaters
        • krater
        • mater
        • plaiter
        • prater
        • satyr
        • skater's
        • Slater
        • stator
        • tater
        • cater
        • dater
        • frater
        • gaiter
        • grater
        • greater
        • hater
        • later
        • pater
        • plater
        • rater
        • skater
        • slater
        • stater
        • straighter
        • waiter
        3 syllables
        • curator
        • Decatur
        • dictator
        • equator
        • lemaitre
        • ratero
        4 syllables
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