afternoon
nounDivide afternoon into syllables:
af · ter · noon
How to pronounce afternoon:
Definition of afternoon:
- afternoon (noun):
- the part of day between noon and sunset
- the part of the day between noon and evening.
Synonyms for afternoon:
afterlife
age
autumn
day
daytime
evening
good afternoon
midafternoon
middle
sunset
twilight
winter
Antonyms for afternoon:
adolescence
boyhood
childhood
immaturity
infancy
juvenescence
morning
newness
salad days
springtime
young days
youngness
youth
Other 3-syllable words like afternoon
Here are some other common words that have 3 syllables, like afternoon does.
- vacation
- attentive
- afternoon's
- anyone's
- away-going
- weatherize
- occurrent
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- exegete
- interfered
- guesstimates
- kilobyte
- pastier
- sibilant
- unsecure
- widower
- destrier
- earnestness
- fourragère
- ingenu
- pendulum
- interweave
- disavowed
- galloping
- oration
- conquering
- gallivant
- hijacker
- uttering
- abiding
- attempting
- banishment
- evading
- flattery
- forbearing
- transcription
- unsettling
- edifice
- greengrocer
- modified
- tantalize
- controvert
- Enjolras
- lubricate
- fact finder
- oppressive
- … more
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