Rhymes:English/iəl

Pronunciation

enPR: -ēəl, IPA^(key): /-iəl/

Notes

In some dialects or accents, some or all people may use the pronunciation /iːl/ for these words, or vice-versa.

Rhymes

Two syllables

real

Three syllables

conceal
ideal
Israel (one American/Canadian pronunciation)
Rafael (one American/Canadian pronunciation)
Raphael (one American/Canadian pronunciation)
reveal
soleal (Received Pronunciation)
unreal

Four syllables

apogeal
laryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
meningeal (General American pronunciation)
perineal
peroneal
pharyngeal (one pronunciation)
popliteal
pretracheal (one Received Pronunciation)
triticeal

Five syllables

alaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
nonlaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
nonmeningeal (General American pronunciation)
nonpharyngeal (one pronunciation)
peritoneal
postpharyngeal (one pronunciation pronunciation)
prelaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
prepharyngeal (one pronunciation)
sublaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
submeningeal (General American pronunciation)
subpharyngeal (one pronunciation)
translaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
transpharyngeal (one pronunciation)

Six syllables

basipharyngeal (one pronunciation)
buccopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
chondropharyngeal (one pronunciation)
circumlaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
circumpharyngeal (one pronunciation)
cricopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
cytopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
endolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
epilaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
epipharyngeal (one pronunciation)
extralaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
extrameningeal (General American pronunciation)
extrapharyngeal (one pronunciation)
glossopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
hyolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
hypolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
hypopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
infrapharyngeal (one pronunciation)
intermeningeal (General American pronunciation)
intralaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
intrameningeal (General American pronunciation)
intrapharyngeal (one pronunciation)
mesopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
microlaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
nasopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
neopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
neuromeningeal (General American pronunciation)
oropharyngeal (one pronunciation)
otolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
pachymeningeal (General American pronunciation)
parameningeal (General American pronunciation)
parapharyngeal (one pronunciation)
perilaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
perimeningeal (General American pronunciation)
peripharyngeal (one pronunciation)
retrolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
retropharyngeal (one pronunciation)
rhinopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
stylopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
superlaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
supralaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
thyropharyngeal (one pronunciation)
velopharyngeal (one pronunciation)

Seven syllables

cardiopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
cephalopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
cerebromeningeal (General American pronunciation)
corticomeningeal (General American pronunciation)
craniopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
laryngopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
nonoropharyngeal (one pronunciation)
oculopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
palatopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
pharyngolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)
salpingopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
tracheolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)

Eight syllables

epiglottopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
esophagopharyngeal (one pronunciation)
nasooropharyngeal (one pronunciation)

Nine syllables

glossolabiolaryngeal (one General American pronunciation)