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lure

How many syllables in lure?

  135986742 syllable

Divide lure into syllables:   lure
Syllable stress:   lure
How to pronounce lure:   loor
How to say lure:

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Synonyms for lure


1 syllable
  • bait
  • draw
  • tempt
  • chum
  • pull
  • trap
2 syllables
  • allure
  • attract
  • decoy
  • ensnare
  • entrap
  • appeal
  • beguile
  • draw in
  • entice
  • magnet
3 syllables
4 syllables
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    What rhymes with lure

    1 syllable
    • Boer
    • bourg
    • cure
    • jure
    • moor
    • Muir
    • pure
    • shure
    • stour
    • tour
    • Ur
    • you're
    • boor
    • buhr
    • dour
    • Moor
    • Moore
    • poor
    • Ruhr
    • spoor
    • sure
    • Tours
    • you
    • your
    2 syllables
    • allure
    • baldur
    • bonjour
    • brochure's
    • demure
    • endure
    • fewer
    • impure
    • inure
    • mature
    • procure
    • sewer
    • unsure
    • assure
    • baldy
    • brochure
    • couture
    • detour
    • ensure
    • gilmour
    • insure
    • manure
    • obscure
    • secure
    • skewer
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
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