Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with imperil:
10 letters:
in federal,
in general,
in several,
if general,
if several,
is general,
it several,
is several
11 letters:
him several,
chief peril,
his general,
its several
12 letters:
this general,
were general,
were several,
with federal,
with general,
with several,
lynne sharon,
jewish peril
13 letters:
climb several,
being general,
being several,
bring federal,
bring general,
bring several,
rinse several,
since several,
thing several,
brick federal,
chill several,
click general,
click several,
drill several,
quick general,
split several,
still several,
swiss federal,
swiss general,
there general,
there several,
which federal,
which general,
which several,
paris several,
growing peril,
admit several,
until federal,
until general,
until several,
extreme peril,
supreme peril,
turkish peril,
without peril
14 letters:
firing several,
hiring several,
spring several,
string several,
bridge several,
zurich general,
adding several,
asking general,
asking several,
berlin general,
appear several,
commit several,
fulfil several,
submit several
15 letters:
climbed several,
fulfill several
16 letters:
convince several,
transmit several
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