reapplied
verbHow many syllables in reapplied?
There are 3 syllables in the word reapplied.How to pronounce reapplied:
Definition of reapplied:
- reapplied (verb):
- to apply for a second or subsequent time such as
Synonyms for reapplied:
addressed
applied
bent
buckled
busied
committed
concerned
devoted
engaged
exerted
exhausted
gave
involved
readdressed
set (to)
settled (down)
spent
stressed
taxed
Other 3-syllable words like reapplied
Here are some other common words that have 3 syllables, like reapplied does.
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- reintegrate
- reinterpret
- rejection
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- reluctance
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- renata
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- renouncer
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- repentance
- repenters
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- represcribed
- reproduce
- repulsive
- reschedule
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