perpetuate
verbHow many syllables in perpetuate?
There are 4 syllables in the word perpetuate.Divide perpetuate into syllables:
per · pet · u · ate
How to pronounce perpetuate:
Definition of perpetuate:
- perpetuate (verb):
- to cause to continue
- cause to continue or prevail.
- to make perpetual or cause to last indefinitely
Synonyms for perpetuate:
carry on
celebrate
commemorate
continue
enshrine
eternalize
eternize
honor
immortalize
keep alive
keep going
keep up
maintain
memorialize
preserve
protect
sustain
uphold
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