RhymeZone: cruelties

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cruelties:
7 letters:
que ces,
que ses,
to ease

8 letters:
new bees,
to seize,
to tease,
to these,
to trees,
two keys,
two peas,
who sees

9 letters:
few trees,
puh leeze,
to freeze,
to please,
two trees,
use these,
who these,
yew trees,
you these

10 letters:
abdul aziz,
to appease,
to studies,
uses these,
who agrees,
bruce lees,
drew brees,
huge trees,
into these,
knew these,
lute pease,
to squeeze,
used these,
view these,
whom these,
you please

11 letters:
few studies,
human fleas,
new studies,
tulip trees,
two studies,
who studies,
bleu cheese,
cool breeze,
coon cheese,
fruit trees,
hoop cheese,
school fees

12 letters:
dune buggies,
student fees,
to countries,
pursue these,
reduce these,
remove these,
review these,
spruce trees

13 letters:
few countries,
new countries,
two countries,
confuse these,
include these,
produce these,
through these

14 letters:
poor countries,
afternoon teas

15 letters:
school trustees,
reproduce these

16 letters:
reviewed studies

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