Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with delegate:
2 syllables:
hell gate
3 syllables:
began eight,
lesson eight,
session eight,
seven eight,
ellen gates,
still await,
death awaits,
death estate,
della faille,
devil hates,
ferrous state,
fresh debate,
metal weight,
press debate,
question eight,
share estate,
special weight,
tested eight,
vessel weight,
breathless haste,
breathless state,
carol gates,
daryl gates,
deathless state,
delta state,
fell away,
health debate,
health update,
metal gates,
metal grate,
reckless haste,
restless state,
selon saint,
seven gates,
well away,
arena might,
bearing eight,
beta site,
famous eight,
getting eight,
given eight,
level height,
level light,
little late,
mega byte,
messiah might,
metal light,
middle eight,
pedal height,
serum might,
seven night,
special light,
stephen knight,
there await,
vessel height,
woman eight,
written eight
4 syllables:
possesses eight,
developed eight,
qu'elle avait,
arrested eight,
attended eight,
collected eight,
dilemma faced,
elected eight,
regression weight,
selected eight,
suggested eight,
topeka state,
vienna state,
whereas eight,
develop based,
develop state,
develop taste,
developed taste,
propellant weight,
qu'elle n'avait,
dilemma might,
helena wright,
vienna might
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