receipt
How many syllables in receipt?
There are 2 syllables in the word receipt.Divide receipt into syllables:
re · ceipt
How to pronounce receipt:
Synonyms for receipt:
acknowledgment
acquiring
bill
certificate
check
counterfoil
coupon
document
fee
getting
invoice
note
pass
proof of purchase
reception
record
sales slip
slip
statement
stub
ticket
token
voucher
Antonyms for receipt:
disacknowledgment
disagreement
dispatch
expulsion
goodbye
question
refusal
repudiation
request
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