RhymeZone: paralleling

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with paralleling:
13 letters:
bezel setting,
delta hedging,
level pegging,
metal bending,
metal decking,
second ending

14 letters:
aaron spelling,
agenda setting,
credit netting,
edmund kesting,
lemon meringue,
second helping,
self repelling,
self selecting,
tariff heading,
then selecting,
when assessing,
when comparing,
when selecting

15 letters:
careful reading,
central bearing,
less compelling,
message telling,
second blessing,
second guessing,
section heading,
self condemning,
self propelling,
tensile testing,
weapons testing,
when addressing,
when attempting

16 letters:
again suggesting,
directed reading,
events affecting,
question begging,
selected reading,
special blessing,
sterile dressing,
trends affecting

17 letters:
attention getting,
developed vetting,
direct addressing,
essential reading,
invented spelling,
pleasant smelling,
suggested reading

18 letters:
acceptance testing,
connection sharing,
projection welding,
regression testing

19 letters:
independent reading,
independent testing,
indirect addressing,
investment spending,
recommended reading,
residential setting,
unpleasant smelling

20 letters:
experimental setting,
experimental testing

21 letters:
developmental reading,
environmental setting

22 letters:
fluorescence quenching

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