249+ Words that rhyme with aspirate
Aspirate is a 3-syllable word with 249 perfect rhymes. The most popular rhymes are exasperate, berate, serrate. Multi-syllable rhymes sound more sophisticated — they're a hallmark of skilled lyricists and create complex rhythmic patterns.
Definition of aspirate
- noun
- a consonant pronounced with aspiration
- verb
- remove as if by suction; "aspirate the wound"
- pronounce with aspiration; of stop sounds
2 syllables
- berate
- serrate
- irate
- orate
- derate
- gyrate
- lyrate
- citrate
- prorate
- arete
- aerate
- hydrate
- ingrate
- narrate
- nitrate
- titrate
- vibrate
- castrate
- chlorate
- filtrate
- frustrate
- prostrate
- substrate
- airfreight
- abate
- await
- carat
- caret
- karat
- borate
- carrot
- claret
- curate
- debate
- floret
- garret
- parrot
- pirate
- secret
- sodium
- turret
- collate
- culprit
- librate
- pomfret
- backdate
- conflate
- deaerate
- lustrate
- portrait
- quadrate
- tartrate
- clathrate
- picrate
- barret
- labret
- disrate
- ferrate
- quadrat
- quorate
- stearate
- distraite
- garratt
- parrott
3 syllables
- emirate
- iterate
- leveret
- operate
- accurate
- banneret
- carburet
- cellaret
- decorate
- emigrate
- execrate
- federate
- floweret
- generate
- indurate
- lacerate
- liberate
- literate
- macerate
- maturate
- moderate
- numerate
- obturate
- overrate
- perorate
- saturate
- separate
- tolerate
- ulcerate
- venerate
- adumbrate
- arbitrate
- calibrate
- celebrate
- cerebrate
- cooperate
- corporate
- dehydrate
- denigrate
- desecrate
- desperate
- disparate
- doctorate
- favourite
- immigrate
- integrate
- interpret
- lucubrate
- meliorate
- pastorate
- penetrate
- perforate
- reiterate
- suppurate
- temperate
- underrate
- camphorate
- consecrate
- deflagrate
- illustrate
- infiltrate
- magistrate
- perpetrate
- vertebrate
- concentrate
- demonstrate
- orchestrate
- perchlorate
- reintegrate
- reinterpret
- remonstrate
- sequestrate
- triumvirate
- transmigrate
- tabaret
- butyrate
- carteret
- depurate
- electret
- lanneret
- deuterate
- impetrate
- inquorate
- juniorate
- obsecrate
- rehydrate
- respirate
- tellurate
- triturate
- duumvirate
- fenestrate
- sulphurate
- phosphorate
- everett
4 syllables
- exasperate
- remunerate
- elaborate
- enumerate
- evaporate
- exonerate
- exuberate
- itinerate
- accelerate
- adulterate
- alliterate
- ameliorate
- asseverate
- decelerate
- degenerate
- deliberate
- disinherit
- edulcorate
- electorate
- eviscerate
- exaggerate
- exhilarate
- illiterate
- immoderate
- inaccurate
- inaugurate
- incinerate
- innumerate
- inveterate
- invigorate
- obliterate
- recuperate
- redecorate
- regenerate
- vituperate
- vociferate
- agglomerate
- barbiturate
- collaborate
- commemorate
- commiserate
- confederate
- considerate
- corroborate
- decerebrate
- deteriorate
- directorate
- equilibrate
- expectorate
- imperforate
- incarcerate
- incorporate
- intemperate
- perseverate
- preliterate
- proliferate
- refrigerate
- reverberate
- administrate
- carbohydrate
- coelenterate
- commensurate
- conglomerate
- deconsecrate
- defenestrate
- disintegrate
- inspectorate
- invertebrate
- misinterpret
- preponderate
- protectorate
- transliterate
- desiderate
- impenetrate
- concelebrate
- presbyterate
- redintegrate
Examples of "aspirate" in lyrics
See how aspirate is used at the end of a line in songs:
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What do these rhymes mean?
- berate
- censure severely or angrily; "The mother scolded the child for entering a stranger's car
- exasperate
- exasperate or irritate make furious make worse; "This drug aggravates the pain"
- irate
- feeling or showing extreme anger; "irate protesters"; "ireful words"
- orate
- talk pompously
- serrate
- notched like a saw with teeth pointing toward the apex make saw-toothed or jag the edge of
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Rhyming tips for songwriters
When using "aspirate" in your lyrics, consider mixing perfect rhymes with near rhymes (slant rhymes) for a more natural flow. Perfect rhymes like exasperate, berate, serrate create a satisfying resolution, while slant rhymes add variety and keep listeners engaged.
Since "aspirate" has 3 syllables, try matching it with words of similar length for a balanced meter. Multi-syllable rhymes often sound more sophisticated than single-syllable pairs.
Frequently asked questions
- What rhymes with aspirate?
- Words that rhyme with aspirate include: exasperate, berate, serrate, irate, orate, derate, gyrate, lyrate, citrate, prorate, and 239 more.
- How many syllables does aspirate have?
- Aspirate has 3 syllables.
- How many words rhyme with aspirate?
- There are 249 words that rhyme with aspirate: 249 perfect rhymes.
- What is a good rhyme for aspirate in a song?
- The strongest rhymes for aspirate in songwriting are exasperate, berate, serrate. These are perfect rhymes that share identical ending sounds, creating a satisfying resolution at line endings. For a more subtle effect, try slant rhymes — they add variety without the predictability of exact rhymes.
- What are easy words that rhyme with aspirate?
- Common, easy-to-use words that rhyme with aspirate include exasperate, berate, serrate, irate, orate. These are grouped by syllable count: 0-syllable: ate, bait; 1-syllable: berate, serrate; 2-syllable: emirate, iterate. Matching syllable counts helps maintain consistent rhythm in your writing.
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