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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with mandate:

2 syllables:
adds weight,
add weight,
app state,
at date,
at eight,
at great,
at state,
aunt kate,
back date,
back gate,
back plate,
back straight,
bad state,
bag skate,
bass strait,
blank slate,
blast gate,
brass plate,
cal state,
cant wait,
can state,
can wait,
capped rate,
cap rate,
catch plate,
catch weight,
cat state,
clap skate,
damn straight,
dam plate,
facts straight,
fast rate,
flag state,
flap gate,
flat plate,
flat rate,
gas state,
glass plate,
gram weight,
grant date,
had eight,
had great,
half plate,
half rate,
hand plate,
has eight,
has great,
have eight,
have great,
jaque mate,
lapse rate,
last date,
last eight,
last great,
mans fate,
man bait,
man date,
match plate,
nand gate,
pack date,
palks strait,
past eight,
rack rate,
ralph tate,
ran straight,
sad fate,
sad state,
sat straight,
scan rate,
shall state,
shall wait,
shan state,
stand straight,
talc slate,
than eight,
than state,
than wait,
that ate,
that date,
that eight,
that fate,
that great,
that hate,
that kate,
that late,
that rate,
that state,
that weight,
tram plate,
trance state,
valve plate


3 syllables:
advanced state,
advance freight,
advance rate,
attach great,
attack rate,
exact date,
relapse rate,
relaxed state


4 syllables:
gujarat state,
interbank rate



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