Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with soul mate:
2 syllables:
stool weight,
school mates,
too late,
blue plate,
blue state,
flue plate,
fruit weight,
loose state,
loose weight,
moon gate,
moved eight,
new state,
room rate,
screw plate,
shoot weight,
soup plate,
spoon bait,
true state,
you state,
school might,
choose eight,
choose mates,
due date,
rule based,
school based,
school faced,
school gates,
school rates,
school state,
slew rate,
you wait,
rule may,
school may,
you hate,
school night,
bruce might,
clues might,
cool white,
crews might,
freud might,
fruit might,
group might,
louise might,
proof might,
school fight,
school right,
shoes might,
tooth might,
truce might,
truth might,
views might,
soon made,
use made,
boot shaped,
choose based,
crude rates,
crude state,
cube shaped,
few states
3 syllables:
acute weight,
produce state,
produce weight,
produced eight,
reduce state,
reduce weight,
review state,
sioux state,
qu'il n'ait,
produce eight,
reviewed eight,
undue weight,
abuse might,
balloon might,
commune might,
excuse might,
produce might,
pursuit might,
refuge might,
reviews might,
abuse based,
abuse rates,
acute state,
approve state,
assume state,
assumed weight,
bayou state,
compute rates,
diffuse state,
dilute state,
exclude state
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