Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with theremin:
6 letters:
era in,
tea in
8 letters:
serum in,
merit in,
began in,
seven in,
debut in,
devil in,
edges in,
epoch in,
level in,
medal in,
metal in,
revel in,
arena in,
serum is,
era when,
enemy in,
maria in
9 letters:
heaven in,
lesson in,
credit in,
headed in,
meddle in,
settle in,
venice in,
vessel in,
seldom in,
perish in,
rhythm in,
schism in,
spirit in,
burial in,
heresy in,
vienna in
10 letters:
session in,
special in,
zealous in,
careful in,
welcome in,
bearing in,
sharing in,
develop in,
charity in,
clarity in,
dilemma in,
serious in,
therapy in,
whereas in,
malaria in
11 letters:
sketches in,
stresses in,
brethren in,
chairman in,
fairness in,
fresh resin,
spectrum in,
swearing in,
marriage in,
where helen,
chair using,
dilemmas in
12 letters:
merril lynch,
bear hugging,
check coming,
recession in,
expresses in,
loretta lynn,
possesses in,
successes in,
addresses in,
awareness in,
excess resin,
affection in,
attention in,
primarily in,
algorithm in,
communism in,
pluralism in
13 letters:
merrill lynch,
pierre ruffin,
where russian,
aggression in,
confession in,
depression in,
expression in,
oppression in,
possession in,
profession in,
regression in,
succession in,
collection in,
conception in,
congestion in,
connection in
14 letters:
progression in,
concessions in,
necessarily in
15 letters:
acquiescence in,
chemotherapy in
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