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How many syllables in Colonies?

colonies has 3 syllables

Split Colonies into syllables?

colonies

Definition of Colonies

Colonies are groups of people who settle in a new land and are still governed by the country they came from.

How should Colonies divide into syllables

There are three syllables in the word colonies. The first syllable 'co' has a consonant 'c' followed by a vowel 'o'. The second syllable 'lon' has a consonant 'l' followed by a vowel 'o' and a consonant 'n'. The third syllable 'ies' has a vowel 'i' followed by two consonants 'e' and 's'.

Part of Speech - Colonies

Noun

The British established colonies in America in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Sentences with Colonies

The first thirteen colonies in America were established by the British.
My grandmother was born in one of the colonies in Africa.
The Spanish established colonies in South America in the 16th century.
The colonists fought against British rule to gain independence.
The colonies were an important source of raw materials and trade for the European powers.
The French established colonies in Canada and Louisiana.
The Dutch established colonies in Indonesia.
The Portuguese established colonies in Brazil.
The colonists built homes and farms in the new land.
The colonies grew and developed their own unique cultures and traditions.

Quotes with Colonies

The history of all countries shows that the working class exclusively by its own effort is able to develop only trade-union consciousness. - Vladimir Lenin
The colonies had little occasion to feel or resent direct royal prerogative. - Albert Bushnell Hart
The colonies had little occasion to feel or resent direct royal prerogative. - Albert Bushnell Hart
The colonies had little occasion to feel or resent direct royal prerogative. - Albert Bushnell Hart
The colonies had little occasion to feel or resent direct royal prerogative. - Albert Bushnell Hart