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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with agriculture:

4 syllables:
acting under,
active structure,
adding color,
applicants were,
at midsummer,
at similar,
banded structure,
banking structure,
can discover,
can recover,
capita per,
catfish hunter,
catholic culture,
frank dengler,
garrisons were,
gastric rupture,
gas cylinder,
glass cylinder,
had similar,
half integer,
has similar,
have similar,
having number,
labouring under,
laddish culture,
mac minister,
magic butter,
massive structure,
matching number,
panic monger,
passing muster,
passing under,
plastic cover,
plastic number,
shall discover,
shall recover,
spanish culture,
spanish ulcer,
standing under,
stasis ulcer,
static structure,
than similar,
that similar,
transit number,
wax cylinder


5 syllables:
calanthe discolor,
chromatic color,
chromatic colour,
chromatic number,
contrasting color,
dramatic structure,
dynamic structure,
established under,
establishments were,
galactic cluster,
hispanic culture,
italics refer,
metallic luster,
organic sulfur,
pneumatic stunner,
schematic structure,
semantic structure,
subtractive color,
thematic structure,
traumatic rupture,
traumatic ulcer


6 syllables:
biquadratic number,
bureaucratic structure,
democratic culture,
demographic structure,
geographic number,
geographic ulcer,
symptomatic ulcer



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