RhymeZone: capacities

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with capacities:
8 letters:
at cadiz

9 letters:
acta phys,
appl phys

10 letters:
alan keyes,
allen keys,
fat series,
map series

11 letters:
apple trees,
mac disease,
that cities,
that series

12 letters:
banana trees,
banyan trees,
black monies,
damson trees,
dapple greys,
dragon trees,
handle these,
manage these,
tackle these,
that studies,
bran disease,
having these,
landing fees,
pass degrees,
that disease

13 letters:
acp countries,
amanda please,
black studies,
brass monkeys,
cantal cheese,
crash dummies,
dac countries,
damson cheese,
planted trees,
transom knees,
bangs disease,
examine these,
grass disease,
hands disease,
lamp chimneys,
that theories,
tract disease,
valve disease

14 letters:
back countries,
examines these,
pact countries,
practice these,
seattle freeze,
that countries,
garres disease,
grand theories,
planned cities,
planting trees,
plastic cheese,
schanz disease,
spanning trees,
standing trees

15 letters:
macaque monkeys,
krabbes disease,
scratch disease,
spanking breeze,
trappist cheese

16 letters:
advanced studies,
advanced degrees,
advanced disease,
gamstorp disease

17 letters:
abstract theories,
collapse theories

18 letters:
advanced countries

19 letters:
understanding these

21 letters:
notwithstanding these

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