Syllable Count

2 gra-cious

There are two syllables. Ter-race.

"Reflex angle" has four syllables. Re-flex-an-gle.

There are two syllables in the word "liar" (li-ar).

2!

2 syllables

(high-est)

(And don't forget that each syllable has at least one vowel and is separated between letters that repeat!)

3

Dish-es

There are five syllables divided like so: sem-i-an-nu-al.

There is one syllable in the word ewe.

al one

3 (How-ev-er)

one

two,

the syllables are a and gent ...two sounds unlike for instance punishment...pun...ish...ment

1

There are three syllables. An-gel-ic.

Mouse has only one syllable.

The word "to" has one syllable.

2

2

There are three syllables. Sep-a-rate.

I would divide it into four syllables: KIN-der-gart-ner. The letter 'e' in 'ten' is really unstressed, although that may be an acceptable alternate pronunciation, bringing the word to 5 syllables.

In all it has three: fa\thers\day

five.

yes, it has 2 syllables.