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critic

Syllables: crit-ic: 2 syllables, one for each vowel sound you say.
Stressed syllable: The 1st syllable is stressed: CRIT-ic.
Pronunciation: /ˈkrɪtɪk/ in American English.
Stress position: The stress falls on the next-to-last syllable (1st of 2), as in TA-ble, ba-NA-na and in-for-MA-tion. Words ending in -tion and -sion always work this way.
Line break: Better not to break it at the end of a line (too short, or it would leave one or two letters alone).

Words that rhyme with critic

How do you divide critic into syllables?

critic divides as crit-ic. crit-ic: 2 syllables, one for each vowel sound you say.

How many syllables are in critic?

Critic has 2 syllables (crit-ic).

Which syllable is stressed in critic?

The stressed syllable in critic is crit. The 1st syllable is stressed: CRIT-ic.

How do you pronounce critic?

/ˈkrɪtɪk/ in American English.