Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification - How many syllables in Unloaded?

How many syllables in Unloaded?

unloaded has 3 syllables

Split Unloaded into syllables?

un-loaded

Definition of Unloaded

The past tense of 'unload' which means to remove something from a vehicle, ship, container, etc.

How should Unloaded divide into syllables

There are three syllables in 'unloaded'. The first syllable 'un' has a vowel sound 'u', the second syllable 'load' has a vowel sound 'oa' and the third syllable 'ed' has a vowel sound 'e'. 'Un' and 'ed' are consonants.

Part of Speech - Unloaded

Verb

He unloaded the boxes from the truck.

Sentences with Unloaded

The workers unloaded the boxes from the truck.
He unloaded the groceries from the car.
She unloaded the clothes from the washing machine.
The ship unloaded its cargo at the port.
We can unload the burden from our minds by sharing our feelings with someone.
The truck driver had to unload the heavy equipment before he could drive across the bridge.
The team unloaded all their equipment from the bus and headed to the field.
The passengers had to wait for an hour for the crew to unload the baggage from the plane.
The warehouse staff unloaded the shipment and checked the inventory.
The movers will unload the furniture from the truck and place it inside the house.

Quotes with Unloaded

If you're carrying a heavy load, you have to unload some of it if you want to get to the top of the mountain.
To be free, we must unload our burdens and let go of the things that weigh us down.
The best way to unload your troubles is to talk to someone who will listen.
Unloading the past can be painful, but it's necessary to move forward.
Sometimes we need to unload our emotions to make room for more positive feelings.
The more we unload our baggage, the lighter we become and the easier it is to move forward.
Unloading our expectations can be liberating and allow us to live in the present moment.
The weight of the world can be lifted off our shoulders when we unload our worries and fears.
We all need someone to help us unload our burdens and share our joys.
Unloading our regrets and mistakes can be a cathartic experience and help us grow.