How many syllables in smeared?

Smeared has 1 syllables and the stress is on the first syllable.

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Syllables in smeared

  • How many syllables in smeared?
    1 syllables
  • Divide smeared into syllables:
    smeared
  • Stressed syllable in smeared:
    smeared
  • How to pronounce smeared:
    smird
  • IPA-notation:
    smɪˈɹd
  • Say it:
  • Spell it:
  • Numbers of characters:
    7 (a, d, e, e, m, r, s)
  • Unique letters:
    6 (a, d, e, m, r, s)
  • Smeared backwards:
    deraems
  • Smeared sorted alphabetically:
    adeemrs
How many syllables in smeared?
1 syllables
Divide smeared into syllables
smeared
Stressed syllable in smeared
smeared
How to pronounce smeared
smird
IPA-notation
smɪˈɹd
Say it
Spell it
Numbers of characters
7 (a, d, e, e, m, r, s)
Unique letters
6 (a, d, e, m, r, s)
smeared backwards
deraems
smeared sorted alphabetically
adeemrs

Words like smeared

Smeared in a sentence

# Sentence  
1. Your lipstick's smeared.
2. He left the pizzeria with his mouth smeared with sauce.
3. Mary's lipstick is smeared.
4. Sami smeared the chocolate all over the wall.
5. Sami smeared feces everywhere.
6. Then we rushed on into the captain's cabin, but as we pushed open the door there was an explosion from within, and there he lay wit his brains smeared over the chart of the Atlantic which was pinned upon the table, while the chaplain stood with a smoking pistol in his hand at his elbow.
7. The fatal weapon was found in the chamber smeared with blood. It was the same poniard which Henry should have worn on the wedding-day, and the unhappy sister had probably contrived to secrete on the preceding evening, when it had been shown to her among other articles of preparation for the wedding.
8. The fatal weapon was found in the chamber smeared with blood.
9. Tom's face was smeared with dirt.
10. "Look, Tom – I've picked some raspberries. Do you want some?" asked Mary, shoving a few into her raspberry-smeared mouth. Tom grimaced. "It's nice of you to ask," he said, "but I can't stand raspberries. Really sorry, Mary!"

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