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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with orientalism:

4 syllables:
barents willem,
benefits from,
benefit from,
bergsma william,
blechnum gibbum,
cental system,
central system,
chairman william,
delta system,
engels theorem,
engineers from,
exited from,
extra income,
fenchels theorem,
fredholms theorem,
fresnel prism,
gelfand theorem,
headless system,
hellys theorem,
helpless victim,
hesses theorem,
jensens theorem,
level system,
method rhythm,
negative sum,
pension income,
pension system,
plenum system,
present system,
rental income,
seconded from,
second system,
spectral theorem,
tariff system


5 syllables:
antenna system,
assessment system,
bethesda system,
celestial kingdom,
collection system,
detection system,
developing from,
executives from,
expression system,
inherited from,
inheriting from,
injection system,
inspection system,
intended victim,
investment income,
lieutenant william,
mclendon chisholm,
parental income,
potential victim,
projected income,
projection system,
protection system,
sequential system


6 syllables:
continental system,
fundamental theorem,
hacienda system,
independent kingdom,
presidential system,
regimental system,
representatives from,
representative from,
supplemental income


7 syllables:
experimental system



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