Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with dimension:
3 syllables: jim henson,
mere mention,
there mention,
which mention,
will mention,
paris section,
this section,
in tension,
spring tension,
string tension,
his pension,
paris session,
strip tension,
this session,
this tension,
twitch tension,
with tension,
being mentioned,
here mentioned,
is mentioned,
smith mentioned,
smith mentions,
still mentioned,
there mentioned,
thing mentioned,
were mentioned,
which mentions,
bring heaven,
cousin ellen,
in heaven,
in section,
intent on,
since section,
string section,
switch engines,
thin section,
bridge section,
chris tensen,
cliff section,
drill lesson,
himself an,
himself on,
his sentence,
his seven,
is seven,
paris sections,
ridge section,
sheer heaven,
skill lesson,
slipped tendon,
thick section,
thick tendon,
this sentence,
which heaven,
which section,
with heaven,
with section,
may mention,
no mention,
to mention,
where mention,
you mention,
in session,
spring session,
build tension,
climb began,
split session,
revenge on,
thing undone,
chicken run
4 syllables:
clear mention,
clear tension,
resist tension,
dementia and,
extra tension,
adding section,
clear section,
until heaven,
until section,
briefly mention,
express mention,
expressly mention,
growing tension,
inner tension,
login session,
showing tension,
pillar pension,
tissue tension,
widow pension,
without tension,
until luncheon,
access section,
appearance on
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