Cor

Definition of Cor

Unfortunately, 'cor' is not a real word in English. However, 'cor-' is a prefix that means 'together', 'with', or 'jointly'.

How should Cor divide into syllables

The word 'cor' has only one syllable. It has one vowel, which is 'o', and one consonant, which is 'c'.

Part of Speech - Cor

Sentences with Cor

• I'm sorry, 'cor' is not a real word.
• You can't use 'cor' in Scrabble since it's not in the dictionary.
• If you add 'cor-' to the beginning of the word 'related', you get the word 'correlated'.
• When two people work together, they are said to be cooperating.
• The prefix 'cor-' can also mean 'jointly', as in 'correspondence'.
• Coronavirus has impacted the entire world.
• Coriander is a spice commonly used in cooking.
• I love the coral reefs in the ocean.
• Cormac McCarthy is a famous American author.
• Coraline is a popular children's book by Neil Gaiman.

Quotes with Cor

• 'Cor' is not a word, but that doesn't mean you can't create words with the prefix 'cor-', like 'coronavirus'. - Unknown
• As Confucius said, 'The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home.' Cor-ruption erodes that integrity. - Unknown
• The prefix 'cor-' can be found in many words, like 'correlate', 'corroborate', and 'corporate'. - Unknown
• In the words of Helen Keller, 'Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.' - Unknown
• Don't underestimate the power of collaboration. As the African proverb goes, 'If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.' - Unknown

Number of characters in Cor

3 ( c, o, r )

Unique letters in Cor

3 ( c, o, r )

Cor Backwards

roc

Phonetic Transcription of Cor

IPA (International): kɔ:r

ARA (American): kɔr

EPA (English): kɔ:r

KAO-R