RhymeZone: paralleling

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with paralleling:
4 syllables:
aaron spelling,
bezel setting,
careful reading,
central bearing,
credit netting,
delta hedging,
edmund kesting,
lemon meringue,
less compelling,
level pegging,
message telling,
metal bending,
metal decking,
pleasant smelling,
question begging,
second blessing,
second ending,
second guessing,
second helping,
section heading,
self condemning,
self propelling,
self repelling,
self selecting,
special blessing,
sterile dressing,
tariff heading,
tensile testing,
then selecting,
trends affecting,
weapons testing,
when addressing,
when assessing,
when attempting,
when comparing,
when selecting

5 syllables:
acceptance testing,
again suggesting,
agenda setting,
attention getting,
connection sharing,
developed vetting,
directed reading,
direct addressing,
essential reading,
events affecting,
fluorescence quenching,
invented spelling,
investment spending,
projection welding,
regression testing,
selected reading,
suggested reading,
unpleasant smelling

6 syllables:
independent reading,
independent testing,
indirect addressing,
recommended reading,
residential setting

7 syllables:
developmental reading,
environmental setting,
experimental setting,
experimental testing

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