Stokes

How many syllables in Stokes?

stokes has 1 syllables

Split Stokes into syllables?

stokes

Definition of Stokes

To poke or stir up a fire or furnace to increase the heat or intensity.

How should Stokes divide into syllables

This word has one syllable. It has two consonants (S and T) and two vowels (O and E).

Part of Speech - Stokes

Verb

He stokes the fire to keep the house warm.

Sentences with Stokes

She stokes the furnace every morning.
He stokes the grill before cooking the meat.
They stoke the bonfire to keep warm outside.
The coach stokes the team's enthusiasm before the game.
The politician stokes fear to win votes.
The artist stokes creativity by traveling to new places.
The teacher stokes curiosity by asking questions.
The musician stokes passion by practicing every day.
The writer stokes imagination by reading many books.
The scientist stokes innovation by experimenting with new ideas.

Quotes with Stokes

"If you want to stoke creativity, take a break. A little rest can go a long way." -Daniel Goleman
"I think the best way to stoke up economic growth is to get the government off our backs." -John Stossel
"My mother stoked the fire. She always kept the fire going in our house." -Mae Jemison
"We tend to stoke fear in our society, and that's not a good thing." -John Delaney
"Sometimes you have to stoke the fire and sometimes you have to sit back and enjoy the warmth." -Unknown

Number of characters in Stokes

6 ( s, t, o, k, e, s )

Unique letters in Stokes

5 ( s, t, o, k, e )

Stokes Backwards

sekots

Phonetic Transcription of Stokes

IPA (International): stəʊks

ARA (American): stoks

EPA (English): stəʊks

STOW-KS

More Stokes Synonyms

r

Stokes Rhymes

ochs

chokes

noakes

kokes

yokes

vokes

spokes

folkes

oaks'

coax

blokes

pokes

jokes

provokes

cokes

smokes

coke's

folks

oakes

invokes

soaks

polk's

nokes

hoax

yolks