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triad

How many syllables in triad?

  2 syllables

Divide triad into syllables:   tri-ad
Stressed syllable in triad:   tri-ad
How to say triad:

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Synonyms for triad


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      What rhymes with triad

      2 syllables
      • Akkad
      • Belgrade
      • caudad
      • Conrad
      • crawdad
      • dorsad
      • dyad
      • farad
      • footpad
      • granddad
      • horn-mad
      • launchpad
      • monad
      • Murad
      • nicad
      • NORAD
      • pentad
      • postgrad
      • Sinbad
      • touch pad
      • Baghdad
      • Carlsbad
      • comrade
      • crash pad
      • doodad
      • dryad
      • egad
      • Flagstad
      • gonad
      • heptad
      • keypad
      • maenad
      • mouse pad
      • naiad
      • nomad
      • notepad
      • pleiad
      • scratch pad
      • tetrad
      • triclad
      3 syllables
      • aoudad
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