Syllable Count

Mother has two syllables. The syllables are moth-er.

The way most pronounce it, 6, but officially 7.

Em-blem.

The word intermediate has five syllables. In-ter-me-di-ate.

Eve-ry-thing

The word ebullient has three syllables. E-bul-lient.

There are many ways one can determine the number of syllables in a word. One way you can count a syllable is by counting the number of times one hears a vowel.

The word indefinitely has five syllables. In-def-i-nite-ly.

That's not a thing. But a ten-syllable word might be considered decasyllabic.

In-sep-a-ra-ble OR in-sep-ara-ble depending on how you pronounce the word.

Par-tic-i-pate.

ob-jec-tion

no i went on it yesterday

The first syllable of ricochet is accented: ric - o - chet.

Denial has three syllables. The syllables are de-ni-al.

The second.

2. Skate and Board

The third.

The third.

Fa-stened.

Most people pronounce this word: b'YOO- ti-full, with the first syllable "beau" (pronounced as if it rhymed with "too"). It has three syllables. Sometimes, people who are joking around will extend it to four-- bee-YOO-tee-full, but that is not the standard way to say it. So, in the correct way to say it, you have one stressed syllable (the first one), and then two un-stressed.