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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with precipitously:

9 letters:
lyrical g


10 letters:
is vividly,
mrs grundy,
with italy


11 letters:
been busily,
his dignity,
in recovery,
in sympathy,
is visually,
its dignity,
its infancy


12 letters:
dim wittedly,
giving money,
his industry,
his infantry,
his ministry,
his recovery,
his sympathy,
ibm symphony,
is instantly,
its industry,
its recovery,
it instantly,
this imagery,
with dignity


13 letters:
critics agree,
english rugby,
fish industry,
him instantly,
mill industry,
pk deficiency,
silk industry,
since infancy,
still vividly,
this industry,
this ministry,
will disagree,
winnipeg free,
with industry


14 letters:
analytic study,
cpx deficiency,
english budgie,
fifth infantry,
fifth symphony,
it differently,
printing money,
quick recovery,
sixth symphony,
thick wittedly,
thinking putty,
will instantly


15 letters:
bit differently,
dhtr deficiency,
english country,
permit recovery,
will cheerfully


16 letters:
been brilliantly,
killed instantly,
linguistic study,
pioneering study,
scientific study


17 letters:
descriptive study,
think differently


18 letters:
scientific monthly,
things differently,
volunteer infantry


20 letters:
chevalier dindustrie,
psychoanalytic study



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