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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with activision:

11 letters:
agnes nixon,
at michigan,
dalit women


12 letters:
fasig tipton,
gas emission,
having begun,
having given,
having risen,
ralph ineson


13 letters:
at wilmington,
back emission,
band emission,
having driven,
stab incision,
that decision,
that division,
that religion,
tragic vision


14 letters:
babbitt milton,
catholic women,
dance religion,
exact division,
gladys nilsson,
having written,
hispanic women,
panic stricken,
plans division


15 letters:
apt description,
having children,
mass extinction,
romantic vision,
spanish mission,
static friction


16 letters:
attractive women,
catholic mission,
chromatic vision,
command decision,
dynamic friction,
finance division,
gujarat division,
land description,
panoramic vision,
romantic fiction,
task description,
that description,
that distinction


17 letters:
class distinction,
exact description,
hispanic children,
passed midshipman


18 letters:
aristocratic women,
asthmatic children,
catholic christian


19 letters:
interactive fiction


20 letters:
hyperactive children,
monochromatic vision


21 letters:
charismatic christian


22 letters:
disadvantaged children



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