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Words that rhyme with attacks

Attacks has 2 syllables. The second syllable is stressed. There are 37 perfect rhymes and 80 near rhymes below, grouped by syllables.

Top rhymes for attacks: tax, facts, acts, tracks, blacks, backs, packs, wax.

Perfect rhymes for attacks

37

1 syllable

  • tax
  • facts
  • acts
  • tracks
  • blacks
  • backs
  • packs
  • wax
  • cracks
  • lacks
  • snacks
  • fax
  • sacks
  • lax
  • stacks
  • hacks
  • jacks
  • racks
  • ax
  • pax
  • plaques
  • sax
  • flax
  • macs
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  • smacks
  • slacks
  • sacs
  • shacks
  • tacks
  • pacts
  • quacks
  • knacks
  • whacks
  • wacks

2 syllables

  • relax
  • impacts
  • pretax

Near rhymes for attacks

80

Same vowel sound, different consonants. Closest-sounding first.

1 syllable

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  • stack
  • sack
  • rack
  • snack
  • masks
  • slack
  • plaque
  • sac
  • smack
  • taxed
  • francs
  • shack
  • whack
  • bras
  • tack
  • lac
  • blanks
  • knack
  • tracts
  • franks
  • hanks
  • pranks
  • flanks
  • dak
  • planks
  • yak
  • lass
  • waxed
  • flak
  • quack
  • yanks
  • sass
  • shanks
  • crass
  • wack
  • flack
  • cranks
  • axed
  • maxed

2 syllables

  • attack
  • contracts
  • relaxed
  • alas
  • attracts
  • forecasts
  • reacts
  • extracts
  • contrasts
  • surpass
  • harass
  • unpack
  • aback
  • impasse
  • distracts
  • amass

3 syllables

  • interacts

Questions

What rhymes with attacks?
The closest perfect rhymes for attacks are tax, facts, acts, tracks, blacks, backs, packs, wax, cracks and lacks. There are 37 in all, grouped by syllables on this page.
How many syllables are in attacks?
Attacks has 2 syllables. The second syllable is stressed.
What are some near rhymes for attacks?
Near rhymes keep the vowel sound but change the consonants, which is often what a lyric needs. For attacks, try back, last, black, thanks and class.

Pronunciations from the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary (Carnegie Mellon University). Word frequency from wordfreq (CC BY-SA 4.0), word lists from SCOWL, offensive-word filtering from LDNOOBW (CC BY 4.0).