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1 syllable:
bates,
cates,
dates,
eights,
fates,
gates,
greats,
hates,
mates,
plates,
rates,
skates,
state's,
states,
states',
straits,
traits,
waits,
weights,
yeats
2 syllables:
awaits,
classmates,
cordaites,
creates,
debates,
dictates,
dire straits,
gulf states,
inmates,
kuwait's,
mandates,
misstates,
naucrates,
primates,
relates,
teammates,
the fates,
translates,
updates
3 syllables:
advocates,
alternates,
celebrates,
delegates,
demonstrates,
desperate straits,
dominates,
estimates,
generates,
graduates,
hydrobates,
hylobates,
illustrates,
indicates,
mithridates,
moderates,
motivates,
operates,
regulates,
resonates,
separates,
xerobates
4 syllables:
affiliates,
appreciates,
chronoperates,
coordinates,
eliminates,
investigates,
order primates,
polypedates,
system of weights,
united states
5 syllables:
war between the states,
william butler yeats
9 syllables:
capital of the united states,
commonwealth of independent states,
president of the united states
10 syllables:
constitution of the united states
11 syllables:
organization of american states
12 syllables:
attorney general of the united states
Words and phrases that almost rhyme †:
(35 results)
3 syllables:
copious,
coleus,
odious,
gropius,
ploceus,
proteus,
soleus
4 syllables:
commodious,
euphonious,
erroneous,
felonious,
melodious,
harmonious,
alopius,
opprobrious
5 syllables:
disharmonious,
incommodious,
sanctimonious,
parsimonious,
ceremonious,
acrimonious,
inharmonious,
antimonious,
chlorophoneus,
dactylopius,
enterobius,
genus coleus,
haemoproteus,
megapodius,
myrmecobius,
unharmonious,
unmelodious
6 syllables:
unceremonious,
marcus antonius
7 syllables:
genus-megapodius
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