somewhat

How many syllables in somewhat?

  2 syllables

Divide somewhat into syllables:   some-what
Primary syllable stress:   some-what
Secondary syllable stress:   some-what
How to say somewhat:

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Synonyms for somewhat


1 syllable
  • quite
    2 syllables
    • a bit
    • partly
    • slightly
    • fairly
    • rather
    • something
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
    • relatively
    • to some extent
    5 syllables
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      What rhymes with somewhat

      1 syllable
      • but
      • cut
      • gut
      • haute
      • jut
      • mutt
      • phut
      • rut
      • shut
      • smut
      • tut
      • what
      • butt
      • glut
      • gutt
      • hut
      • Knut
      • nut
      • putt
      • rut's
      • slut
      • strut
      • wha
      2 syllables
      • à droite
      • a shot
      • allot
      • Banat
      • beechnut
      • big shot
      • black spot
      • bloodshot
      • boycott
      • brush cut
      • bullshot
      • calotte
      • catgut
      • chestnut
      • clean-cut
      • cobnut
      • Connacht
      • crew cut
      • crosscut
      • dashpot
      • dogtrot
      • dovecote
      • dreadnought
      • dry rot
      • dunk shot
      • earshot
      • eyeshot
      • feedlot
      • firepot
      • foot rot
      • foul shot
      • fusspot
      • G-spot
      • gavotte
      • groundnut
      • haircut
      • have-not
      • hot pot
      • hotshot
      • jackpot
      • jog trot
      • Kalat
      • kumquat
      • locknut
      • loquat
      • manat
      • mascot
      • moon shot
      • mug shot
      • nightspot
      • offcut
      • peanut
      • pignut
      • potshot
      • Rabat
      • recut
      • reef knot
      • robot
      • root rot
      • sackbut
      • set shot
      • Shabbat
      • sheepcote
      • slap shot
      • slipknot
      • snapshot
      • soft spot
      • square knot
      • stockpot
      • sunspot
      • sword knot
      • tin-pot
      • tosspot
      • uncut
      • wainscot
      • warm spot
      • white-hot
      • wood shot
      • woodlot
      • a lot
      • abut
      • ascot
      • bank shot
      • besot
      • black rot
      • blind spot
      • bowknot
      • brown rot
      • buckshot
      • cachepot
      • cannot
      • cheap shot
      • chip shot
      • clear-cut
      • cockshut
      • crackpot
      • Crock-Pot
      • culotte
      • despot
      • doughnut
      • draw shot
      • drop shot
      • drylot
      • ear rot
      • ergot
      • eyespot
      • fiat
      • fleshpot
      • foregut
      • fox-trot
      • fylfot
      • garrote
      • grapeshot
      • gunshot
      • half-knot
      • highspot
      • hotchpot
      • ikat
      • job lot
      • jump shot
      • Korat
      • leaf spot
      • long shot
      • love knot
      • marplot
      • midgut
      • motmot
      • mutten
      • odd lot
      • one-shot
      • Pequot
      • Pol Pot
      • puttan
      • rebut
      • red-hot
      • ring spot
      • root knot
      • rotgut
      • sandlot
      • sexpot
      • Shebat
      • shortcut
      • slingshot
      • slungshot
      • soft rot
      • split shot
      • stinkpot
      • subplot
      • sweet spot
      • teapot
      • topknot
      • try-pot
      • upshot
      • walnut
      • whatnot
      • wing nut
      • woodcut
      • wrist shot
      3 syllables
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