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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with self-discipline:

3 syllables:
been undone,
billion won,
bill cullen,
bill hudson,
bin ladin,
brick oven,
brilliant sun,
chinggis qan,
dear cousin,
dick button,
evac won,
fifth cousin,
fixed function,
fritz london,
gibbs function,
given one,
his cousin,
his drunken,
his function,
his london,
his russian,
his sudden,
hit someone,
infant son,
is someone,
is sudden,
its function,
its junction,
jinc function,
killed someone,
kill someone,
king kullen,
lifted one,
link function,
list button,
little fun,
little one,
little son,
liv ullmann,
middle one,
million ton,
million won,
minced onion,
ming-na wen,
near london,
pivot gun,
pms primidone,
print button,
rivet gun,
sid luckman,
simple one,
sinc function,
single one,
sixth cousin,
spring onion,
swiss muslin,
swivel gun,
system one,
think someone,
this button,
this function,
this sudden,
trig function,
visit one,
which function,
which someone,
will function,
will summon,
wing gudgeon,
win button,
wish someone,
with london,
with russian,
with someone,
with sudden,
written one,
zich herinneren


4 syllables:
convince someone,
religious one,
submit button,
tom hiddleston,
until onion,
until someone


5 syllables:
dustin milligan,
liouville function


7 syllables:
m134 minigun



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