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Rhymes Here is a list of the words that rhyme with the word accumulated.This is ordered by best match. Changing color means the start of the next best set of words.
4 syllable words
Near RhymesHere is a list of the words that nearly rhyme with the word accumulated.
1 syllable words
3 syllable words

acquainted

completed

awaited

dilated

compacted

inflated

fragmented

assaulted

deflated

lamented

outdated

undated

adjusted

encrusted

truncated

interested

jacketed

related

belated

committed

united

contented

accented

disgusted

disrupted

castrated

exalted

impacted

imported

segmented

shortsighted

suspected

undaunted

aborted

accosted

subjected

adopted

affected

assorted

congested

appointed

carpeted

concerted

connected

converted

demented

depleted

farsighted

heralded

high-minded

ignited

invalid

molested

nearsighted

outfitted

pigmented

talented

targeted

undoubted

distracted

encrypted

expended

expanded

transported

bigoted

limited

blockaded

delighted

faceted

asserted

averted

bacchanal

buffeted

donated

hominid

ltd.

polluted

rotated

serrated

astounded

compounded

confounded

deflected

dumbfounded

exhausted

imploded

included

mistreated

reflected

unbounded

unlisted

unfounded

acknowledged

backhanded

bighearted

enchanted

degraded

departed

embedded

indebted

inserted

inverted

persuaded

underbid

acknowledge

left-handed

besotted

deserted

devoted

dismally

edited

pelleted

provided

intended

pyramid

reverted

spirited

enlisted

magnolias

red-handed

vaginal

disjointed

aeneid

blindfolded

leonid

conceded

deducted

outmoded

retarded

helmeted

surmounted

mckinley

muskmelon

decided

directed

divided

eroded

half-hearted

anhydride

lopsided

carotid

decimals

depicted

perfected

dejected

protracted

wrongheaded

katydid

arachnid

decimal

mohammed

abstracted

regionals

pigeonhole

long-winded

right-handed

seasonal

short-winded

regional

pretended

7 syllable words

Words that rhyme with the word accumulated

Welcome to the Rhyme Finder! This rhyming dictionary allows users to explore rhymes for any given word. This includes rhymes based on syllables, near rhymes, and more.


How to use the rhyming dictionary

Enter your "starter" word in the FIND RHYMES input box, and click search. It's really that simple! We separate perfect rhymes (near the top) from the imperfect rhymes (toward the bottom). In your rhyming results, colors descend based on the best rhyme. Once the color changes, you will notice the results reset back into alphabetical order. Click on any of the results for the word's definition, part of speech, use in Scrabble, and more. Please note that many of our results are proper nound or slang. While we may not store definitions for all of these words, we can direct you to the Google results for that word.


Perfect Rhymes

Perfect rhymes are just what they sound like. No pun intended! Think of perfect rhymes as words which definitively rhyme. Words that most people would not question. Here are some examples:

  • Cat and Hat
  • Head and Red
  • Egg and Beg
  • Soap and Hope
  • True and Blue

Imperfect Rhymes

Near rhymes, otherwise known as imperfect rhymes, are words that sound the same but are not perfect rhymes. Having trouble deciding if a word is a perfect or imperfect rhyme? Here are some examples:

  • Cat and Bad
  • Head and Mud
  • Egg and Peck
  • Soap and Chap
  • True and Cure

Using Rhymes

Rhymes are most useful in creating lyrics, but they can also be used as a tool to memorize. It is a powerful mnemonic device. This is why song lyrics can be so easy to remember! It's also why rhymes are a great study tool for memorizing! Use this tool to help write poetry, win rhyme games, write a rap song, create lyrics, and expand your vocabulary! Rhyming is very important in music because it creates a rhythm that further creates meaning, emotion, and feeling. It also creates an echo in the lyrics. With children, rhyming is a very important tool. Rhyming teaches children how language works, helps them understand the rhythm of language, and learn how to make predictions. In other words, rhymes teach children phrases to anticipate and rhymes enhance their memory. Within all contexts, rhyming is helpful in expanding your imagination no matter if you’re a child or an adult.

When creating lyrics, there are five types of rhymes to choose from.

  • End rhymes: rhyming of the final word of a line
  • Internal rhymes: rhyming of two words within the same line
  • Slant rhymes: near rhymes
  • Identical rhymes: use the same word at the end of each line
  • Eye rhymes: look like they rhyme but sound different

Different Types of Rhymes
  • Mascline rhymes: have a stressed syllable
  • Feminine rhymes: have a stressless syllable.

Ready for a challenge? Try to come up with rhymes for these surprising words that just aren’t very rhymy. Check them with our dictionary! Examples of tough rhymes:

  • Month
  • Silver
  • Bulb
  • Wolf
  • Husband
  • Walrus
  • Orange

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