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prologue

How many syllables in prologue?

  725496831 syllables

Divide prologue into syllables:   pro-logue
Stressed syllable in prologue:   pro-logue
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Synonyms for prologue


2 syllables
  • foreword
  • prelude
  • preface
3 syllables
  • opening
4 syllables
    5 syllables
    • initial remarks
      6 syllables
      • preliminary part
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        What rhymes with prologue

        2 syllables
        • agog
        • bandog
        • bulldog
        • coydog
        • eclogue
        • firedog
        • gas log
        • gulag
        • hangdog
        • hotdog
        • lapdog
        • photog
        • quahog
        • sandhog
        • sheepdog
        • sun dog
        • unclog
        • watchdog
        • whole hog
        • Yule log
        • backlog
        • befog
        • bullfrog
        • defog
        • eggnog
        • footslog
        • groundhog
        • gundog
        • hedgehog
        • ice fog
        • leapfrog
        • putlog
        • road hog
        • sea dog
        • stalag
        • tree frog
        • warthog
        • Weblog
        • wood frog
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