Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with increases:
3 syllables:
increase as,
in crisis,
increase was,
increased as,
fritsch crisis,
think pieces,
this crisis,
signed leases,
signed pieces,
in pieces,
increase on,
thick pieces,
hiring freezes,
spring breezes,
increase comes,
thing pleases,
christ reaches,
fringed beaches,
it pleases,
quilt pieces,
sized pieces,
tinned peaches,
which pleases,
string pieces,
tearing pieces,
thing ceases,
thrift crisis,
years crisis,
brick villas,
hinge regions,
indeed as,
indeed has,
it ceases,
it reaches,
since reason,
split pieces,
there ceases,
which reaches,
with pieces,
in reason,
in regions,
increase when,
increase young,
increased on,
india as,
quickly as,
rousing speeches,
simply was,
there reaches,
thick regions,
built villas,
chair crisis,
death crisis,
debt crisis,
fresh crisis,
rural crisis,
big cheeses,
french pieces,
front pieces,
front reaches,
genre pieces,
pence pieces
4 syllables:
berlin crisis,
career crisis,
inner crisis,
increasing as,
afghan crisis,
commit breaches,
conflict reaches,
urban crisis,
growing crisis,
trying crisis,
adding pieces,
into pieces,
linear pieces,
lyric pieces,
minute pieces,
princely houses,
hidden crisis,
prison crisis,
winter crisis,
classic pieces,
dingy houses,
income ceases,
income reaches,
inner reaches,
inquiry was,
thicker pieces,
thinner pieces,
accent pieces,
agent reaches,
content reaches,
orange pieces
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