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freed

How many syllables in freed?

  845263791 syllable

Divide freed into syllables:   freed
Syllable stress:   freed
How to say freed:

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Synonyms for freed


1 syllable
  • loose
    2 syllables
    • untied
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      What rhymes with freed

      1 syllable
      • bead
      • bleed
      • breed
      • creed
      • deed
      • fried
      • he'd
      • keyed
      • kneed
      • leed
      • Meade
      • peed
      • read
      • Reid
      • seed
      • skied
      • speed
      • Swede
      • tweed
      • weed
      • Bede
      • brede
      • cede
      • dede
      • feed
      • greed
      • heed
      • knead
      • lead
      • mead
      • need
      • plead
      • reed
      • screed
      • she'd
      • Snead
      • steed
      • teed
      • we'd
      • wied
      2 syllables
      • accede
      • concede
      • degreed
      • exceed
      • indeed
      • misdeed
      • misread
      • precede
      • recede
      • reseed
      • stampede
      • teedle
      • agreed
      • decreed
      • elide
      • impede
      • lipide
      • mislead
      • peeing
      • proceed
      • reread
      • secede
      • succeed
      3 syllables
      4 syllables
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