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Is “rhythm” the only longest English word that has no vowel in it?

  1. Anjili profile image81
    Anjiliposted 5 years ago

    Is “rhythm” the only longest English word that has no vowel in it?

    Are there many such words?

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  2. Froggy213 profile image48
    Froggy213posted 5 years ago

    In all actuality, there is a vowel in it. In the case of rhythm, the y is a vowel.
    http://www.decoz.com/Y_vowel-consonant.htm

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    ElleBeeposted 5 years ago

    Ditto what froggy said, y serves as a vowel in this word.

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  4. SallyTX profile image85
    SallyTXposted 5 years ago

    a, e, i, o, u and sometimes Y and sometimes even H! ;D

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