Words that rhyme with presentation

• temptationtemp·ta·tion
• citationci·ta·tion
• dictationdic·ta·tion
• mutationmu·ta·tion
• plantationplan·ta·tion
• rotationro·ta·tion
• flirtationflir·ta·tion
• flotationflo·ta·tion
• lactationlac·ta·tion
• notationno·ta·tion
• quotationquo·ta·tion
• cetaceance·ta·cean

• invitationin·vi·ta·tion
• reputationrep·u·ta·tion
• transportationtran·spor·ta·tion
• adaptationad·ap·ta·tion
• agitationag·i·ta·tion
• confrontationcon·fron·ta·tion
• consultationcon·sul·ta·tion
• deportationde·por·ta·tion
• dissertationdis·ser·ta·tion
• expectationex·pec·ta·tion
• exploitationex·ploi·ta·tion
• hesitationhes·i·ta·tion
• imitationim·i·ta·tion
• meditationmed·i·ta·tion
• sanitationsan·i·ta·tion
• vegetationveg·e·ta·tion
• visitationvis·i·ta·tion
• affectationaf·fec·ta·tion
• amputationam·pu·ta·tion
• augmentationaug·men·ta·tion
• computationcom·pu·ta·tion
• connotationcon·no·ta·tion
• fermentationfer·men·ta·tion
• fragmentationfrag·men·ta·tion
• gravitationgrav·i·ta·tion
• habitationhab·i·ta·tion
• implantationim·plan·ta·tion
• importationim·por·ta·tion
• incantationin·can·ta·tion
• indentationin·den·ta·tion
• irritationir·ri·ta·tion
• levitationlev·i·ta·tion
• limitationlim·i·ta·tion
• pigmentationpig·men·ta·tion
• recitationrec·i·ta·tion
• transplantationtran·splan·ta·tion
• annotationan·no·ta·tion
• cogitationco·gi·ta·tion
• commutationcom·mu·ta·tion
• dilatationdil·a·ta·tion
• disputationdi·spu·ta·tion
• equitationeq·ui·ta·tion
• excitationex·ci·ta·tion
• exhortationex·hor·ta·tion
• imputationim·pu·ta·tion
• ostentationo·sten·ta·tion
• palpitationpal·pi·ta·tion
• permutationper·mu·ta·tion
• recantationrec·an·ta·tion
• refutationref·u·ta·tion
• segmentationseg·men·ta·tion

• documentationdo·cu·men·ta·tion
• interpretationin·ter·pre·ta·tion
• orientationo·ri·en·ta·tion
• representationrep·re·sen·ta·tion
• accreditationac·cred·i·ta·tion
• cohabitationco·hab·i·ta·tion
• decapitationde·cap·i·ta·tion
• implementationim·ple·men·ta·tion
• instrumentationin·stru·men·ta·tion
• precipitationpre·cip·i·ta·tion
• premeditationpre·med·i·ta·tion
• resuscitationre·sus·ci·ta·tion
• solicitationso·lic·i·ta·tion
• argumentationar·gu·men·ta·tion
• facilitationfa·cil·i·ta·tion
• inhabitationin·hab·i·ta·tion
• ornamentationor·na·men·ta·tion
• regimentationreg·i·men·ta·tion
• sedimentationsed·i·men·ta·tion

• experimentationex·per·i·men·ta·tion
• rehabilitationre·ha·bil·i·ta·tion
• disorientationdi·so·ri·en·ta·tion
• misrepresentationmis·rep·re·sen·ta·tion
• misinterpretationmi·sin·ter·pre·ta·tion
• prestidigitationpres·ti·di·gi·ta·tion
• reinterpretationre·in·ter·pre·ta·tion

Questions about rhyming presentation

What rhymes with presentation?

89 words, the commonest being invitation. In order of how often they turn up in everyday English: temptation, invitation, reputation, transportation, citation, dictation, mutation, plantation, and others — all listed on this page, grouped by syllable count.

How is a rhyme decided here?

Two words rhyme when their pronunciations agree on every phoneme from the last stressed vowel to the end of the word. That tail is stored as a rhyme key on each entry, and a rhyme group is every entry sharing a key. No spelling is involved at any point, which is why the lists include words that look nothing alike and exclude words that look identical.

How many syllables do the rhymes for presentation have?

They run from 3 to 6 syllables. 12 words have 3, 51 words have 4, 19 words have 5, 7 words have 6. They are grouped that way on this page because a one-syllable rhyme and a four-syllable rhyme answer different questions.

How is presentation pronounced?

presentation has 4 syllables: pres-en-ta-tion, with the stress on “ta”. In IPA it is /ˌpɹɛzənˈteɪʃən/. Respelled for reading aloud: prez-uhn-TAY-shuhn.

Other views of presentation

• Full entry for presentationAll 7 senses, with examples, syllables and pronunciation.
• Synonyms for presentationSynonyms and antonyms grouped by sense, because a word with several meanings has several sets.
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