Simulations

How many syllables in Simulations?

simulations has 4 syllables

Split Simulations into syllables?

sim-u-la-tions

Definition of Simulations

Simulations are computer programs or models that imitate real-life situations or events.

How should Simulations divide into syllables

This word has 4 syllables. The vowels are i, u, a, and i. The consonants are s, m, l, t, and n.

Part of Speech - Simulations

Noun

The flight simulator uses simulations to train pilots.

Sentences with Simulations

The students used simulations to learn about the human body.
The company uses simulations to test new products before releasing them to the public.
The military uses simulations to train soldiers for combat.
Scientists use simulations to study natural disasters.
The game designer created simulations to test the game mechanics.

Quotes with Simulations

I'm interested in simulations because they are a new kind of reality.
A simulation is worth a thousand words.
Simulations are like babies - they grow up to be whatever you make them.
In simulations, you can jump from a helicopter without breaking any bones.
Simulations allow us to test our ideas without risking real-world consequences.

Number of characters in Simulations

11 ( s, i, m, u, l, a, t, i, o, n, s )

Unique letters in Simulations

9 ( s, i, m, u, l, a, t, o, n )

Simulations Backwards

snoitalumis

Phonetic Transcription of Simulations

IPA (International): ˌsɪmju:ˈleɪʃʌnz

ARA (American): ˌsɪmjuˈleʃʌnz

EPA (English): ˌsɪmju:ˈleɪʃʌnz

SIH-MYUW-LEY-SHAH-NZ

Phonetic Transcription of Simulations

IPA (International): ˌsɪmjʌˈleɪʃʌnz

ARA (American): ˌsɪmjʌˈleʃʌnz

EPA (English): ˌsɪmjʌˈleɪʃʌnz

SIH-MYAH-LEY-SHAH-NZ

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More Simulations Synonyms

computersimulation

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Simulations Rhymes

operations'

collaborations

formations

fortifications

humiliations

cooperations

oscillations

consolations

intimations

abbreviations

amplifications

originations

plantations

protestations

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accumulations

celebrations

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dalmatians

misrepresentations

irritations

emancipations

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animations

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