Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with awareness:
2 syllables:
air bus,
begged us,
blessed us,
bless us,
cleanse us,
deck truss,
des plus,
el pus,
en sus,
en us,
fetch us,
gets us,
get us,
helped us,
helps us,
help us,
kept us,
lead us,
led us,
left crus,
left us,
lend us,
lent us,
les plus,
lets us,
let us,
met us,
m bus,
next bus,
n uwss,
scare us,
sell plus,
sends us,
send us,
sent us,
set us,
spare us,
s plus,
tells us,
tell us,
tempts us,
tempt us,
them thus,
when thus
air bus,
begged us,
blessed us,
bless us,
cleanse us,
deck truss,
des plus,
el pus,
en sus,
en us,
fetch us,
gets us,
get us,
helped us,
helps us,
help us,
kept us,
lead us,
led us,
left crus,
left us,
lend us,
lent us,
les plus,
lets us,
let us,
met us,
m bus,
next bus,
n uwss,
scare us,
sell plus,
sends us,
send us,
sent us,
set us,
spare us,
s plus,
tells us,
tell us,
tempts us,
tempt us,
them thus,
when thus
3 syllables:
affects us,
affect us,
against us,
beset us,
compelled us,
compels us,
compel us,
condemn us,
connects us,
connect us,
defend us,
directs us,
direct us,
expects us,
expect us,
impels us,
impress us,
percent plus,
prepares us,
prepare us,
prevents us,
prevent us,
protects us,
protect us
affects us,
affect us,
against us,
beset us,
compelled us,
compels us,
compel us,
condemn us,
connects us,
connect us,
defend us,
directs us,
direct us,
expects us,
expect us,
impels us,
impress us,
percent plus,
prepares us,
prepare us,
prevents us,
prevent us,
protects us,
protect us
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