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Words That Rhyme With Seven

4 words rhyme with seven, from 2 to 3 syllables: heaven, leaven, eleven. Then 3 near rhymes, like revving, deafen. For looser rhymes, slant rhymes like felon, lemon, melon, resin.

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2 syllables3 words

  • heaven
  • leaven

Rare: devon

3 syllables1 word

  • eleven

Near rhymes3 words

The same vowel, consonants that sound alike: close enough for songs and poems.

  • revving
  • deafen

Rare: levin

Slant rhymes40 words

Looser: the same stressed vowel and a similar ending, the closest first. Common in songs and poems.

  • felon
  • lemon
  • melon
  • resin
  • beckon
  • deaden
  • leaden
  • lessen
  • lesson
  • reckon
  • redden
  • weapon
  • freshen
  • session
  • threaten
  • obsession
  • recession
  • secession
  • aggression
  • concession
  • confession
  • depression
  • digression
  • discretion
  • expression
  • impression
  • oppression
  • possession
  • procession
  • profession
  • regression
  • repression
  • succession
  • watermelon
  • compression
  • progression
  • suppression
  • delicatessen
  • indiscretion
  • transgression

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Pronunciations from the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary, © 1993-2015 Carnegie Mellon University, matched to our dictionary of English words.

Questions

What rhymes with seven?

heaven, leaven, eleven: the words that end in the same sounds as seven. 4 rhymes in all.

How many syllables are in seven?

Seven has 2 syllables.

How are the rhymes chosen?

Two words rhyme when they sound the same from their last stressed vowel to the end: these are perfect rhymes, matched by sound, not by spelling. Near rhymes keep the vowel and swap a consonant for one that sounds alike, like time and mine.

What are near rhymes for seven?

revving, deafen and the other 3 near rhymes: the same vowel sound as seven, with consonants that sound alike.

What are slant rhymes for seven?

Looser rhymes with the same stressed vowel and a similar ending, the closest first: felon, lemon, melon, resin, beckon, deaden. Songwriters use them where a perfect rhyme would sound forced.

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