RhymeZone: gentrify

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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with gentrify:
7 letters:
pepin i,
selim i

8 letters:
paris by

9 letters:
hendrik i,
kenneth i,
reading i,
vetted by,
wetted by

10 letters:
abetted by,
appendix i,
dreaded by,
ejected by,
getting by,
getting my,
hendrik vi,
letting my,
numeric pi,
reading by,
reading my,
setting by,
telling my,
testing by,
wearing my,
whetted by

11 letters:
accepted by,
accepted my,
aspected by,
attested by,
beheaded by,
bisected by,
detested by,
exempted by,
expended by,
frederick i,
getting eye,
indented by,
letting die,
letting fly,
letting lie,
marriage by,
molested by,
rejected by,
relished by,
spending by,
swearing by

12 letters:
cherished by,
commended by,
deflected by,
distended by,
effective by,
frederick vi,
getting high,
hetepheres i,
inspected by,
marriage tie,
meringue pie,
preempted by,
prevented by,
regretted my,
requested by,
respected by

13 letters:
angiotensin i,
befriended by,
expressing my,
forgetting my,
objectives by,
threading die,
unaffected by,
unattended by,
undetected by,
unmolested by

14 letters:
attending high,
decremented by,
embellished by,
intersected by,
perspective by,
replenished by,
resurrected by,
transcended by,
transgenic fly,
unprotected by,
unsuspected by

15 letters:
circumvented by,
collective sigh,
comprehended by

17 letters:
interconnected by,
misrepresented by

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