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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with administered:
9 letters:
is absurd

10 letters:
given word,
is colored,
is covered,
is uttered,
it covered,
it hovered,
mynah bird

11 letters:
bishop bird,
is numbered,
is referred,
is ruptured,
it occurred,
it referred,
it suffered,
little bird,
lyndon word,
missel bird,
simple word,
single bird,
single word,
this absurd

12 letters:
been covered,
been uttered,
cricket bird,
distal third,
is conferred,
is preferred,
middle third,
printed word,
shift upward,
thistle bird,
william byrd,
with colored,
with mustard

13 letters:
been referred,
been ruptured,
distant third,
hills covered,
his preferred,
is structured,
still covered,
this occurred,
which covered,
which ushered,
with coloured

14 letters:
been conferred,
been plundered,
been preferred,
shift occurred,
split occurred,
vision blurred,
which occurred,
which referred,
which suffered

15 letters:
herein referred,
still preferred

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