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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with chamberlain:

3 syllables:
aged person,
cake urchin,
date certain,
day person,
favor one,
gay person,
great burden,
great german,
james burton,
james version,
lace curtain,
lake hjälmaren,
laser gun,
later one,
lay person,
made certain,
main burden,
major one,
major urban,
makes certain,
make certain,
may worsen,
sail burton,
saint urban,
same person,
sane person,
stage version,
take certain,
trained person,
wayward son,
weyl hermann,
acres in,
acre in,
chambers in,
chamber in,
craig virgin,
dangers in,
danger in,
failures in,
failure in,
favored in,
favor in,
favour in,
framework in,
greater in,
greater sin,
jane curtin,
labored in,
labors in,
labor in,
laser in,
later in,
later jin,
layers in,
layer in,
majored in,
majors in,
major in,
makers in,
maker in,
mayor in,
nature in,
neighbors in,
neighbor in,
neighbours in,
painters in,
painter in,
papers in,
paper in,
players in,
player in,
razor thin,
saber shin,
safer in,
sailors in,
sailors skin,
strangers in,
stranger in,
taker in,
taper pin,
taylor in,
traders in,
trader in,
vapor in,
wafer thin,
wavered in,
waver in


4 syllables:
detailed version,
insane person,
palais bourbon,
retain certain,
behaviors in,
behavior in,
behaviour in,
containers in,
container in,
creator in,
remainder in


6 syllables:
eduardo saverin



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