RhymeZone: selektion

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with selektion:
3 syllables:
air engine,
belt tension,
ben nelson,
best weapon,
bev bevan,
breath weapon,
brett weston,
cette question,
dead reckon,
dem leben,
den menschen,
des menschen,
ejb engine,
el paran,
end section,
en pension,
fed chairman,
fred eggan,
french vexin,
fresh lemon,
glen benton,
glen ellen,
greg benson,
head section,
help strengthen,
jens jensen,
kent kennan,
ketel one,
len brennan,
neck flexion,
next lesson,
next question,
next section,
next session,
next seven,
n lenin,
pehr edman,
press section,
red ensign,
red section,
red skelton,
said ellen,
said helen,
said section,
shed seven,
snares penguin,
spent seven,
square engine,
ted nelson,
tenth session,
ten benson,
test section,
test session,
their brethren,
their freshman,
then chairman,
vexed question,
vtec engine,
web tension,
west elkton,
west melton,
when aaron,
when karen,
x engine

4 syllables:
amend section,
direct question,
pierre peyron,
pierre veron

5 syllables:
indirect question

7 syllables:
antipersonnel weapon

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