How to pronounce “in a stound”

Meaning

• [Adverb]
• (obsolete) suddenly
• (obsolete) at once

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

innocent, instant, unstained, unassigned, instante, unsustained, unatoned, inkstand, insistent, insistant, instead, extend, intend, astound, unsound, intoned, anniston, kynaston, emma stone, incend, insist on, sustained, amistad, intestine, invested, infested, insisted, installed, enlisted, ingested, intestin, invest in, astond, understand, innocence, intent, instance, extent, destined, entertained, enlightened, interstate, innocense, innocents, instilled, esteemed, unsigned, distend, instants, incent, festooned, instate, unbuttoned, west end, in town, anastacia, distained, untuned, enceinte, unstrained, ernestine, entend, instat, in a sense, intown, instinet, ministrant, untanned, annuitant, infrasound, intombed, unrusted, ernestina, earnestine, in state, instanter, instinto