RhymeZone: exploravision

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with exploravision:
4 syllables:
austin wilson,
court physician,
dawes commission,
false opinion,
false position,
formal written,
for addition,
for civilian,
for position,
for provision,
for submission,
for tradition,
fourth edition,
fourth position,
four position,
georges guillain,
george huntington,
george mulligan,
georgian women,
laura bridgman,
laura hickman,
laurence binyon,
lawrence gilman,
law commission,
law tradition,
long position,
long tradition,
lorna simpson,
moral vision,
mormon women,
normal children,
normal vision,
office vision,
often driven,
often given,
often hidden,
often written,
orange chicken,
ore condition,
orphaned children,
orphan children,
or addition,
or civilian,
or commission,
or condition,
or opinion,
or physician,
or position,
or provision,
or tradition,
rodham clinton,
short position,
strong conviction,
strong position,
strong suspicion,
strong tradition,
your condition,
your opinion,
your physician,
your position,
your prescription,
your subscription

5 syllables:
default position,
distorted vision,
importance given,
informed opinion,
reformed tradition,
reforms commission,
reform commission,
transport commission

6 syllables:
menopausal women

7 syllables:
postmenopausal women

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