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demesne

How many syllables in demesne?

  2 syllables

Divide demesne into syllables:   de-mesne
Stressed syllable in demesne:   de-mesne
How to say demesne:

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What rhymes with demesne

2 syllables
  • abstain
  • air lane
  • amain
  • arraign
  • Bahrain
  • Bassein
  • Beltane
  • benzine
  • biplane
  • block plane
  • boat train
  • brain drain
  • buckbean
  • caffeine
  • canteen
  • champagne
  • Champlain
  • chicane
  • chlorine
  • chopine
  • chow mein
  • citrine
  • Cockaigne
  • colleen
  • complain
  • contain
  • cotquean
  • coxswain
  • cuisine
  • dauphine
  • deplane
  • detain
  • devein
  • distain
  • dogbane
  • dry-clean
  • dumb cane
  • eighteen
  • emplane
  • engrain
  • entrain
  • explain
  • fanzine
  • fast lane
  • flavine
  • floatplane
  • fluorine
  • forebrain
  • fourteen
  • gangrene
  • germane
  • Great Dane
  • gyrene
  • Hellene
  • hindbrain
  • house-train
  • Hussein
  • immane
  • ingrain
  • jack plane
  • Ladin
  • lateen
  • left brain
  • lo mein
  • Lorraine
  • machine
  • malines
  • marine
  • methane
  • migraine
  • montane
  • moreen
  • mortmain
  • mundane
  • nankeen
  • New Spain
  • nineteen
  • obscene
  • octane
  • on-screen
  • patine
  • plain-Jane
  • praline
  • profane
  • protein
  • purslane
  • raise Cain
  • ravine
  • remain
  • retain
  • right brain
  • routine
  • saltine
  • sateen
  • sea-lane
  • seatrain
  • shagreen
  • siren
  • sixteen
  • spalpeen
  • subteen
  • tailplane
  • tearstain
  • terrane
  • terrine
  • Tolkien
  • Touraine
  • triplane
  • Ukraine
  • unchain
  • unseen
  • vaccine
  • vicereine
  • vitrine
  • warplane
  • windscreen
  • yestreen
  • again
  • airplane
  • arcane
  • attain
  • baleen
  • beguine
  • benzene
  • between
  • birdbrain
  • bloodstain
  • boreen
  • broad bean
  • bugbane
  • campaign
  • careen
  • champaign
  • checkrein
  • chilblain
  • choke chain
  • chorine
  • cinquain
  • cocaine
  • codeine
  • Coltrane
  • constrain
  • cordwain
  • cowbane
  • crackbrain
  • dasheen
  • demean
  • destain
  • detrain
  • disdain
  • distrain
  • domain
  • dudeen
  • edge-grain
  • Elaine
  • enchain
  • enplane
  • ethane
  • eyestrain
  • fascine
  • fifteen
  • fleabane
  • floodplain
  • food chain
  • Fort Wayne
  • gamine
  • Gawain
  • glassine
  • grosgrain
  • half plane
  • henbane
  • horsebean
  • humane
  • Igraine
  • inane
  • insane
  • khamsin
  • lamebrain
  • latrine
  • lightplane
  • long-chain
  • Lublin
  • maintain
  • marchpane
  • membrane
  • midbrain
  • Montaigne
  • moraine
  • morphine
  • Moulmein
  • mung bean
  • naphthene
  • Nicene
  • nongreen
  • obtain
  • offscreen
  • ordain
  • pertain
  • poteen
  • preteen
  • propane
  • ptomaine
  • quatrain
  • ratteen
  • refrain
  • restrain
  • retrain
  • romaine
  • sailplane
  • sardine
  • scalene
  • seaplane
  • serene
  • shebeen
  • Sistine
  • soybean
  • split-brain
  • sustain
  • takin
  • terrain
  • terrene
  • thirteen
  • tontine
  • towplane
  • tureen
  • umpteen
  • undine
  • urbane
  • vervain
  • villein
  • volplane
  • wave train
  • wolfsbane
3 syllables
  • hoatzin
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