Words that rhyme with oratory
Top rhymes for oratory
story, territory, category and glory
66 common words rhyme with oratory. The most common are story, territory, category and glory.
Perfect rhymes for oratory
3 syllables
- pylori
4 syllables
5 syllables
- regulatory
- respiratory
- inflammatory
- observatory
- repository
- obligatory
- explanatory
- derogatory
- exploratory
- celebratory
- inhibitory
- depository
- compensatory
- circulatory
- defamatory
- ambulatory
- retaliatory
- conciliatory
- contributory
- reformatory
- revelatory
- accusatory
- declaratory
- confirmatory
- exculpatory
- oscillatory
6 syllables
- discriminatory
- participatory
- congratulatory
- investigatory
- anticipatory
- hallucinatory
Show 16 rare words
- expiratory
- articulatory
- multistory
- signori
- dilatory
- cacciatore
- nondiscriminatory
- prohibitory
- confiscatory
- interrogatory
- depilatory
- outlawry
- nugatory
- aleatory
- incantatory
- admonitory
Near rhymes for oratory
These share the stressed vowel or the ending but not every sound. Songwriters call them slant rhymes.
- wally
- crawly
- sorry
- stories
- holy
- coffee
- slowly
- strongly
- categories
- forty
- territories
- holly
- molly
- naughty
- wholly
- broadly
- softly
- salty
- laboratories
- poly
- safari
- faulty
- jolly
- dolly
- ari
- goalie
- stormy
- wrongly
- trolley
- chlorine
- glossy
- melancholy
- folly
- doggy
- lowly
- shorty
- volley
- corny
- inventories
- palsy
How oratory sounds
| Pronunciation | /ˈɔɹəˌtɔɹi/ |
|---|---|
| Syllables | 4 (OR-a-to-ry) |
| Stress pattern | DUM-da-da-da |
| Rhyme sound | -ɔɹi |
Oratory has four syllables, with the stress on the first. Rhymes must match from the stressed vowel to the end of the word.
Questions
- What rhymes with oratory?
- The most common rhymes for oratory are story, territory, category, glory, laboratory and regulatory.
- How many words rhyme with oratory?
- We found 66 common perfect rhymes and 16 rarer words for oratory, plus 40 near rhymes.
- How many syllables are in oratory?
- Oratory has four syllables, with the stress on the first.