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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with equivalently:

4 syllables:
been suddenly,
been unjustly,
big company,
bridge company,
brilliant study,
brinks company,
chicken curry,
cinnamon tree,
digital key,
digital tree,
distant country,
film company,
given country,
grivet monkey,
him company,
him suddenly,
his company,
ill humouredly,
il ruzzante,
innocent v,
innocent viii,
innocent xi,
interested me,
in company,
in custody,
is suddenly,
it suddenly,
ligaments knee,
lincoln macveagh,
linkage study,
lisa mcvey,
little country,
little honey,
little money,
little monkey,
little puppy,
michal waleczny,
minimum fee,
miracil d,
mixed company,
nicholas v,
principles he,
principles we,
principle be,
principle we,
richest country,
ships husbandry,
single country,
this company,
vincent scully,
visited me,
visual c,
werent fussy,
which suddenly,
whitsun monday,
wicked lovely,
william buckley,
william duffy,
william duthie,
william humphrey,
william magee,
william mcfee,
william pulteney,
william sawtrey,
will suddenly,
with company,
xyz company


5 syllables:
additional fee,
appearance money,
appeared suddenly,
appear suddenly,
conditional fee,
distributed free,
egyptian mummy,
elizabeth ii,
episcopal see,
initial study,
medicinal tea,
subsistence money,
sufficient money,
ubiquitin c,
until suddenly



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