RhymeZone: consanguinities

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with consanguinities:
4 syllables:
active disease,
bantis disease,
brackett series,
bracket series,
dancing disease,
franklins disease,
gasping disease,
laughing disease,
magic series,
panting disease,
sanskrit series,
savills disease,
spanish disease

5 syllables:
dramatic series,
examining these,
galvanic series,
hepatic disease,
organic disease,
rheumatic disease,
sporadic disease

6 syllables:
aromatic series,
hemorrhagic disease,
metastatic disease,
pancreatic disease,
psychiatric disease

7 syllables:
electrostatic series,
psychodynamic theories,
psychosomatic disease

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