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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with graphite:

2 syllables:
act right,
am quite,
am right,
ann wright,
att site,
at night,
at quite,
at right,
at sight,
at site,
at white,
back right,
back sight,
bad light,
bad night,
bank night,
bat mite,
black knight,
black light,
black night,
black site,
camp site,
can cite,
can fight,
can quite,
can write,
cap reit,
casts light,
cast light,
catch light,
catch sight,
cat bite,
cat fight,
class white,
crash site,
damned right,
damn right,
damn sight,
dam site,
dan white,
dash light,
fact quite,
fan light,
fan site,
flash light,
flat light,
flat white,
gas light,
gas tight,
had quite,
had white,
half height,
half light,
half right,
hand tight,
hand write,
has quite,
have quite,
have right,
have white,
jack knight,
jack wright,
lance knight,
last bite,
last flight,
last night,
mage knight,
mag lite,
manned flight,
man might,
matt white,
mat night,
pat white,
plant height,
plant site,
plan might,
rat mite,
sad plight,
sad sight,
sass lite,
sat tight,
scab mite,
scrag fight,
shall cite,
shall fight,
shall write,
slant height,
stack height,
stag night,
than light,
than might,
than right,
than white,
thats right,
that bright,
that fight,
that flight,
that height,
that light,
that might,
that night,
that quite,
that right,
that site,
that white,
track light,
trap light,
wap site,
yeah right


3 syllables:
exact site


4 syllables:
placental site



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