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resurrect

How many syllables in resurrect?

  475193286 syllables

Divide resurrect into syllables:   res-ur-rect
Primary syllable stress:   res-ur-rect
Secondary syllable stress:   res-ur-rect
How to say resurrect:

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Synonyms for resurrect


1 syllable
  • save
    2 syllables
    • restart
    • revive
    3 syllables
    • reopen
      4 syllables
      • bring back to life
      • restore to life
      • revitalize
      • raise from the dead
      • resuscitate
      • revivify
      5 syllables
      • breathe new life into
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        What rhymes with resurrect

        1 syllable
        • Brecht
        • decked
        • necked
        • pecked
        • specht
        • wecht
        • checked
        • Hecht
        • pecht
        • sect
        • trekked
        • wechts
        2 syllables
        • affect
        • collect
        • connect
        • defect
        • deject
        • direct
        • effect
        • elect
        • expect
        • inject
        • neglect
        • perfect
        • protect
        • reflect
        • respect
        • subject
        • unchecked
        • bedecked
        • confect
        • correct
        • deflect
        • detect
        • dissect
        • eject
        • erect
        • infect
        • inspect
        • object
        • project
        • rechecked
        • reject
        • select
        • suspect
        3 syllables
        4 syllables
        5 syllables
        6 syllables
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