Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with foresees:
2 syllables:
forth these,
north these,
or these,
score these,
store these,
course seems,
course these,
for ease,
force seems,
force these,
horse seems,
horse shies,
score seems,
shore seems,
source seems,
source these,
store seeds,
store seems,
all these,
call these,
caught these,
cross these,
drawn these,
draws these,
fault these,
fault trees,
fought these,
gauge these,
sought these,
strong these,
taught these,
thought these,
thought tries,
wrong these,
course cease,
stores these,
all seems,
board deals,
board deems,
board these,
bohr niels,
borne these,
clause seems,
coarse sieve,
court these,
court tries,
fault seems,
for meals,
for seed,
forge these,
or leaves,
or means,
or needs,
or seek,
or seen,
or sign,
or trees,
saw these,
score means,
scorn these,
shore breeze,
shore leaves,
short these,
short trees,
small seeds,
sport teams
3 syllables:
adore these,
before these,
deplore these,
explore these,
favour these,
restore these,
wherefore these,
divorce seems,
divorce these,
endorse these,
enforce these,
along these,
among these,
because these,
recall these,
explores these,
aboard these,
absorb these,
accord these,
adorn these,
along seams,
before meals,
before seen,
explore means,
explore themes,
export these,
perform these,
record deals,
record these,
reform means,
reform these,
report these
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