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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with approximate:

7 letters:
hoc est,
non est


8 letters:
ogden ut,
quod est


9 letters:
model but,
not covet,
tagua nut,
taqua nut,
vomit nut,
homme est,
not abate,
tlc plate


10 letters:
bonduc nut,
common but,
hog mullet,
market but,
modest but,
option but


11 letters:
boston butt,
carp mullet,
fog trumpet,
problem but,
product but,
ron tugnutt,
sawarra nut,
slop bucket,
sock puppet,
carbon date,
common fate,
garden gate,
margin rate,
market rate,
markup rate,
on constate,
option date,
parson bate,
profit rate,
sabah state,
solid state,
target date,
target rate


12 letters:
are somewhat,
bach trumpet,
constant but,
harmless but,
problems but,
products but,
tom truscott,
uncommon but,
was somewhat,
auction rate,
bonnet skate,
bottom plate,
common trait,
cotton state,
jobless rate,
kerala state,
margin plate,
tarsal plate,
wobble plate


13 letters:
clarks summit,
knowledge but,
constant rate,
parlous state,
problem state,
quantum state,
rostral plate


14 letters:
bernard buffet,
forgotten what,
thomas schutte,
carcass weight,
constant state,
gaas substrate,
ishihara plate,
quadrant plate,
throttle plate


15 letters:
composite plate,
constant weight,
sovereign state,
wisconsin state


17 letters:
maharashtra state,
unconscious state


18 letters:
pete postlethwaite



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