Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with descent:
7 letters:
ben nut,
mud hut,
tut tut,
plus an,
thus an,
thus on,
oven at
8 letters:
bus duct,
thus put,
twice on,
has just,
was just,
but just,
but must,
can just,
man just,
man must,
men must,
non obst,
non vult,
jesus at,
arise on,
canal at
9 letters:
deus vult,
stress on,
deer hunt,
done just,
drug bust,
love must,
stem rust,
acid dust,
button at,
button it,
fossa cat,
retain it,
advice on,
office on,
unless an,
has a fit,
chapel at,
area must
11 letters: chilean nut,
jesus ought,
has a heart,
bukka white,
chukka boot,
comma fault,
extra punch,
get a sight,
rummage out
12 letters:
blood sucked,
blood gushed,
blood rushed,
damon knight,
jesus sought,
nasal height,
office dept.,
sudden night,
buddha might,
russia might,
couple light,
double latte,
double light,
extra thrust,
famous eight,
famous sight,
hung a right,
judges ought,
primal light,
russia hoped,
russia right
13 letters:
comme faisant,
britain ought,
russian night,
struck a note,
prussia might,
buddha taught,
double height,
maratha light,
russia fought,
russia sought,
addison wrote,
ominous sight
14 letters:
buddha thought,
precious sight,
russia thought
15 letters:
beautiful light,
obstacle height
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