Sunspot

Definition of Sunspot

A sunspot is a dark area on the surface of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas.

How should Sunspot divide into syllables

The word 'sunspot' has 2 syllables. The first syllable is 'sun', which has one vowel ('u') and one consonant ('s'). The second syllable is 'spot', which has one vowel ('o') and three consonants ('s', 'p', 't').

Part of Speech - Sunspot

I saw a sunspot on the sun during the solar eclipse.

Sentences with Sunspot

• The scientist observed a sunspot using a telescope.
• During a solar eclipse, you can see sunspots on the sun.
• I learned about sunspots in my science class.
• Sunspots are cooler than the rest of the sun's surface.
• The sunspot appeared as a dark spot on the sun.
• We studied the formation of sunspots in our astronomy lesson.
• The sunspot disappeared after a few days.
• Sunspots can sometimes cause solar flares.
• Astronomers use special instruments to study sunspots.
• The number of sunspots on the sun varies over time.

Quotes with Sunspot

• "A sunspot is like a blemish on the sun's beautiful face." - Unknown
• "Look, there's a sunspot! It's like a freckle on the sun." - Emily
• "Sunspots are like little windows into the sun's secrets." - Dr. Johnson
• "The sunspot danced across the surface of the sun." - Sarah
• "When I grow up, I want to study sunspots and explore the mysteries of the sun." - Sam

Number of characters in Sunspot

7 ( s, u, n, s, p, o, t )

Unique letters in Sunspot

6 ( s, u, n, p, o, t )

Sunspot Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Sunspot

IPA (International): ˈsʌˌnspɑ:t

ARA (American): ˈsʌˌnspɑt

EPA (English): ˈsʌˌnspɑ:t

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