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How many syllables in Verdant?

verdant has 2 syllables

Split Verdant into syllables?

ver-dant

Definition of Verdant

adjective: green with grass or other rich vegetation; inexperienced or unsophisticated

How should Verdant divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word 'verdant'. The first syllable has the vowel 'e' and the second syllable has the vowel 'a'. The consonants in the word are 'v', 'r', 'd', 'n', and 't'.

Part of Speech - Verdant

Adjective

The verdant field was perfect for a picnic.

Sentences with Verdant

The hills were verdant with lush green grass.
The verdant forest was home to many animals.
The garden was filled with verdant plants and flowers.
The verdant landscape was a sight to see.
The verdant valley was a peaceful place to relax.
The verdant meadow was perfect for a game of soccer.
The verdant countryside was filled with rolling hills and farmland.
The verdant hillsides were perfect for hiking.
The verdant fields were covered in wildflowers.
The verdant jungle was filled with exotic animals.

Quotes with Verdant

The verdant fields were a sight to behold.
The verdant landscape was a peaceful oasis.
The verdant hillsides were alive with the sound of nature.
The verdant forest was a magical place.
The verdant valley was a serene escape.
The verdant countryside was a beautiful sight.
The verdant fields were a playground for the animals.
The verdant jungle was a mysterious place.
The verdant grasses swayed in the gentle breeze.
The verdant meadow was a sea of green.

Number of characters in Verdant

7 ( v, e, r, d, a, n, t )

Unique letters in Verdant

7 ( v, e, r, d, a, n, t )

Verdant Backwards

tnadrev

Phonetic Transcription of Verdant

IPA (International): ˈvɜ:dʌnt

ARA (American): ˈvɝdʌnt

EPA (English): ˈvɜ:dʌnt

VER-DAH-NT

More Verdant Synonyms

green

lush

leafy

grassy

foliate

flourishing

thriving

luxuriant

abundant

rich

verdurous

viridescent

emerald

wooded

grass-covered

verdant-green

sylvan

pastoral

growing

blooming