Disyllabic words
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Words With Two Syllables

Examples

FIVE LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
is-sueBi-ble ev-ery
a-voidpar-ty ti-ger
en-terlo-tus cy-nic
po-larof-fin a-bide
no-blewo-men ba-lue
vi-percob-ra mo-ral
SIX LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
de-featsoc-ket is-land
do-zenstu-pid su-llen
ru-sselfor-cep fri-gid
don-keyde-tect syn-tax
be-yondin-sist de-bate
ad-ventsen-ses se-nate
wis-domef-fect si-lent
ad-ventgra-ssy mi-lam
sau-cerbam-boo spi-rit
fa-cilewea-pon hon-our
Lon-don dar-ingpo-lice
for-getdin-ing lis-ten
pub-licpla-yer la-vish
la-diesmas-ter fel-low
beg-garrag-ged mas-ter
nar-rowfa-cing fin-ger
ce-realgal-lon thir-ty
bit-terlen-til re-sult
num-berre-fuce la-bour
tri-balem-ploy Eu-rope
win-terpas-tor tra-vel
sel-domfas-ter va-lour
e-vincemor-tar cre-ate
de-signsen-ses re-gime
mar-velsym-bol scan-ty
vi-sionre-flect mu-rals
SEVEN LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
un-leashbest-ial for-tune
tar-getscen-sure be-lieve
an-cientbil-lion bet-ween
fear-fulin-vent sup-port
scare-lyclo-sest con-flict
for-cepsout-side bas-king
char-mertar-gets best-ial
for-tunebe-lieve re-joice
a-gainstmea-sure wea-pon
cof-ferspa-tient cen-sure
de-fourde-mons cre-vase
dor-mantcom-plex cur-rent
gla-cierfis-sure cre-vase
pur -pose ob -jects quar-ter
res-pect mean-ing morn-ing
rou-tine jour-ney con-cert
ex-press pro-file pain-ter
wiz-ened cob-bled ab-sense
sin-cere ac-quire suf-fice
de-grees de-fines sun-rise
plas-tic bla-zing tor-rent
fur-nace hea-ving jam-ming
teen-age de-cades pun-ches
jam-ming wor-kers pur-suit
de-mands cli-mate bon-dage
pri-vate sur-plus spe-cies
spe-cies at-tract ring-ing
pla-cing cen-tral cuc-koos
pa-rents rea-ches con-fuse
wel-fare sur-plus nu-clear
sanc-tum fas-test baf-fled
dis-play dei-ties bon-ding
EIGHT LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
func-tioncap-turedprac-tice
key-boardscarb-bleres-ponse
air-spacedaugh-terthou-sand
freek-ledplat-formwink-led
bat-teredre-versedfound-ded
scram-blecon-cernsdis-putes
hous-holdclai-mingdis-place
in-stancebree-dingdark-ness
prob-lemsstres-seswood-cock
smal-lestgui-dancegran-deur
stan-dingdis-tinctfor-tress
dis-provemar-riageins-pired
shroud-edfol-lowedmid-night
re-coursetran-fixshroud-ed
busi-nessfire-woodtrek-king
scarce-lybes-towedslip-pery
symp-tomsmea-surema-chines
van-quishcap-tivesout-break
con-temptba-tteredmush-room
NINE LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
states-menscien-tistsli-thered
cease-lessmons-tronsdiar-rohea
slith-eredout-spreadspat-tered
moun-tainsplay-thingthou-sands
move-mentsbirth-rightcease-less
shoul-dersparch-mentstam-mered
judge-mentshel-teredfound-ded
chal-lengespoon-fulsthem-selves
moun-tainswar-blersland-marks
TEN LETTERS HAVING TWO SYLLABLES
main-tainedthrough-outdis-charged
strong-holdthresh-holdscrip-tures
speech-lesscon-sciencestrug-gling

Learning Competency

Modal auxiliaries Vs Primary auxiliaries
Primary auxiliaries are be, do, have. They are used to form tenses and to frame short answers.
Modal auxiliaries are will, would, may, might, shall, should, can, could, must, dare, need, used, ought. They are used to express moods.