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Words that rhyme with sources

Sources has 2 syllables. The first syllable is stressed. There are 9 perfect rhymes and 80 near rhymes below, grouped by syllables.

Top rhymes for sources: forces, courses, horses, divorces, endorses, discourses, enforces, outsources.

Perfect rhymes for sources

9

2 syllables

3 syllables

  • divorces
  • endorses
  • discourses
  • enforces
  • outsources

4+ syllables

  • reinforces

Near rhymes for sources

80

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

2 syllables

  • losses
  • bosses
  • crosses
  • corpses
  • sauces
  • tosses
  • glosses
  • mosses
  • waltzes
  • morsels
  • causes
  • morris
  • portions
  • chorus
  • yourselves
  • forums
  • morals
  • salsa
  • orphans
  • crossings
  • dorsal
  • clauses
  • porous
  • pauses
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  • torches
  • corals
  • laurels
  • corsair
  • quarrels
  • porches
  • moorings
  • forceps
  • morsel
  • balsa
  • loris
  • warrens
  • hoarseness
  • orris
  • quorums
  • sorrels
  • chorals
  • yourself
  • foreign
  • storage
  • portion
  • moral
  • oral
  • warren
  • coral
  • sausage
  • floral
  • flora
  • laurel
  • fortunes
  • flawless
  • aura
  • dora
  • quarrel
  • portals

3 syllables

  • menorahs
  • angoras
  • proportions
  • abortions
  • distortions
  • thesaurus
  • endorphins
  • remorseless
  • contortions
  • reprocess
  • abortion
  • proportion
  • aurora
  • precautions
  • distortion
  • immoral
  • pandora
  • extortion

4+ syllables

  • tyrannosaurus
  • brontosaurus
  • stegosaurus

Questions

What rhymes with sources?
The closest perfect rhymes for sources are forces, courses, horses, divorces, endorses, discourses, enforces, outsources and reinforces. There are 9 in all, grouped by syllables on this page.
How many syllables are in sources?
Sources has 2 syllables. The first syllable is stressed.
What are some near rhymes for sources?
Near rhymes keep the vowel sound but change the consonants, which is often what a lyric needs. For sources, try losses, bosses, crosses, corpses and sauces.

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).