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warn

How many syllables in warn?

  1 syllable

Divide warn into syllables:   warn
Syllable stress:   warn
How to pronounce warn:   wawrn
How to say warn:

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Synonyms for warn


1 syllable
  • tell
    2 syllables
    • advise
    • caution
    • forewarn
    • presage
    • alert
    • counsel
    • inform
    • tip off
    3 syllables
    • notify
    5 syllables
    • let somebody know
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      What rhymes with warn

      1 syllable
      • born
      • bourn
      • corn
      • horn
      • morn
      • mourne
      • orn
      • porn
      • shorn
      • thorn
      • worn
      • borne
      • Bourne
      • dorn
      • lorn
      • mourn
      • Norn
      • Orne
      • scorn
      • sworn
      • torn
      • Zorn
      2 syllables
      • adorn
      • forlorn
      • lowborn
      • stillborn
      • wellborn
      • firstborn
      • forsworn
      • reborn
      • unborn
      3 syllables
      • unadorn
      4 syllables
        5 syllables
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