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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with substances:

7 letters:
a veces,
usta ms


8 letters:
uncle is


9 letters:
bubble is,
bundle is,
button is,
couple is,
custom is,
london is,
muscle is,
of judges,
puzzle is,
russia is,
summit is,
tunnel is


10 letters:
rna phages,
bruddah iz,
husband is,
justice is,
muscles is,
someone is,
stomach is,
the judges,
trouble is


11 letters:
emulsion is,
function is,
judgment is,
junction is,
republic is,
ruffled his,
some judges,
struggle is


12 letters:
husband does,
just touches,
someone does,
abundance is,
adjusted his,
buttoned his,
buttress his,
deduction is,
functions is,
induction is,
judgement is,
reduction is,
shuffled his,
substance is,
summoned his,
touch judges,
unbutton his


13 letters:
chumble spuzz,
function does,
adjustment is,
assumption is,
combustion is,
conducted his,
conduction is,
consultant is,
consulted his,
corruption is,
discussion is,
inductance is,
injunction is,
production is,
redoubled his,
unbuckled his


14 letters:
assumptions is,
consumption is,
destruction is,
dysfunction is,
instructed his,
instruction is,
obstruction is,
presumption is,
unbuttoned his


15 letters:
construction is,
instructions is,
introduction is,
reproduction is,
wavefunction is


17 letters:
reconstruction is



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