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How many syllables in Absorbency?

absorbency has 4 syllables

Split Absorbency into syllables?

ab-sorben-cy

Definition of Absorbency

The ability of a material to soak up liquid.

How should Absorbency divide into syllables

There are 4 syllables in 'absorbency'. The vowels are 'a', 'o', and 'e'. The consonants are 'b', 's', 'r', and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Absorbency

Noun

The diaper's absorbency kept the baby dry.

Sentences with Absorbency

The paper towel's absorbency made it perfect for cleaning up spills.
The sponge's absorbency made it easy to clean the dishes.
The cloth's absorbency made it great for wiping up messes.
The plant's absorbency allowed it to soak up water and nutrients from the soil.
The towel's absorbency made it a good choice for drying off after a shower.
The absorbency of the diaper kept the baby's clothes dry.
The absorbency of the carpet made it difficult to clean up the spilled juice.
The absorbency of the paper made it easy to write on.
The absorbency of the sponge made it perfect for cleaning the bathtub.
The absorbency of the paper towel was impressive.

Quotes with Absorbency

'Absorbency' is the capacity of a material to soak up a liquid. - Anonymous
Absorbency is the ability to take in moisture. - Unknown
The absorbency of a sponge depends on its porosity. - Unknown
The absorbency of a paper towel is due to its fiber structure. - Unknown
The absorbency of a diaper is what keeps babies dry. - Unknown

Number of characters in Absorbency

10 ( a, b, s, o, r, b, e, n, c, y )

Unique letters in Absorbency

9 ( a, b, s, o, r, e, n, c, y )

Absorbency Backwards

ycnebrosba

Phonetic Transcription of Absorbency

IPA (International): ʌˈbzɔ:rbʌnsi:

ARA (American): ʌˈbzɔrbʌnsi

EPA (English): ʌˈbzɔ:rbʌnsi:

AH-BZAO-RBAH-NSIY

More Absorbency Synonyms

nonabsorbency

hydration

sponginess

porosity

permeability

assimilation

imbibition

ingestion

osmosis

retention

saturation

suction

uptake

adsorption

sorbency

soakage

soaking

sorbition

sucking

swabbing

thirst

r