RhymeZone: transection

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with transection:
8 letters:
al mezan,
at seven,
nan aron

9 letters:
add lemon,
am besten,
at hebron,
at quezon,
at weston,
das leben,
had seven,
has seven,
van essen,
van etten,
zac efron

10 letters:
at preston,
at section,
at trenton,
aunt helen,
can lessen,
dan weston,
half elven,
hank aaron,
have seven,
land edwin,
last seven,
man engine,
past seven,
taft helen,
tax heaven,
than seven,
that helen,
that lenin,
that seven,
zac effron

11 letters:
anne sexton,
bank engine,
brad delson,
can mention,
flat engine,
hand weapon,
jack lemmon,
last lesson,
stan kenton,
that heaven,
that lesson,
van vechten

12 letters:
black heaven,
blast engine,
can threaten,
cram session,
draft engine,
frank benson,
gas phlegmon,
half section,
hann münden,
lance pennon,
last section,
last session,
matt preston,
max beckmann,
tag question,
thank heaven,
that section,
that session,
that tension

13 letters:
andré breton,
andré previn,
batch session,
black section,
class session,
land question,
last question,
past chairman,
past question,
sans pression,
shall mention,
staff section,
that question,
that threaten

14 letters:
can strengthen,
catch question,
draught engine,
ralph steadman,
suzanne benton

15 letters:
antitank weapon,
finance section,
suzanne lenglen

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