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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with heterogeneity:

3 syllables:
aided me,
april he,
asia pte,
based study,
base money,
beta c,
blake eubie,
brazen sea,
breakup fee,
cajan pea,
cape chidley,
cases be,
cases he,
cases we,
case study,
changes he,
changes we,
chase utley,
data be,
data we,
fake money,
fragrance free,
gate money,
grace bumbry,
great country,
hated me,
hey monday,
james busby,
james guthrie,
james mcbey,
james mcghee,
james rumsey,
james sully,
jason lee,
labeled tree,
labelled tree,
lake country,
made doubly,
made money,
maiden tree,
maitre d,
make doubly,
make money,
make ugly,
maple tree,
may agree,
may justly,
pages we,
paid monthly,
papal see,
patient be,
pay money,
places he,
places we,
play money,
raised money,
raise money,
sacred tree,
saint monday,
same country,
same study,
saved money,
saves money,
save money,
space debris,
space monkey,
spade money,
stated he,
statement he,
states trustee,
strange country,
tables dhôte,
table dhôte,
table he,
table vii,
table viii,
table we,
table xii,
table xvii,
table xviii,
taken me,
taken three,
take money,
tape monkey,
theta e,
theta xi,
they agree,
they study,
traven b,
waste money,
beach buggy,
beach bunny,
be doubly,
be funny,
be hungry,
be justly,
be lovely,
be lucky,
be roughly,
ceiba tree,
cheap monday,
cheated me,
chief mufti,
crème brulée,
deedle dee,
de lovely,
each country,
each study,
east dundee,
east molesey,
ea ci,
emap e,
e money,
feel funny,
feel hungry,
feel lucky,
field study,
free country,
gina g,
green country,
green gully,
greeted me,
g money,
he bluntly,
inga tree,
jean dupuy,
jesus tree,
jiatf e,
keith albee,
keith ferrazzi,
key money,
leaf monkey,
least monthly,
least roughly,
lisa see,
mean monthly,
me money,
mri study,
nea he,
needed me,
need money,
nisa p,
peanut free,
peepul tree,
people be,
people he,
people see,
people she,
people we,
pita fee,
p money,
real money,
reasons he,
reasons we,
reason he,
reason she,
reason we,
sea monkey,
secret key,
seed money,
siesta key,
ski bunny,
steel monkey,
stephen v,
street money,
st monday,
sweet honey,
teaches me,
tea money,
tina c,
treated me,
treatment he,
tweedle dee,
t money,
t nutty,
we agree,
we humbly,
we study


4 syllables:
acacia tree,
appraisal fee,
arrangement fee,
awaited me,
awakened me,
detailed study,
enabled me,
enables me,
enable me,
equations we,
equation we,
forsaken me,
jermaine dupri,
obtain money,
occasions he,
occasion he,
occasion she,
occasion we,
persuaded me,
plantation key,
remained roughly,
terrain study,
agree agree,
amiga e,
asean free,
between money,
cartesian tree,
chinese money,
christine mcvie,
complete study,
convenience fee,
convenience we,
cristina vee,
ideas he,
ideas we,
idea he,
idea we,
okita soushi,
receive money,
secrete metory


5 syllables:
appalachian tea,
application fee,
conversation he,
derivation tree,
desperation he,
education be,
education he,
generation c,
generation d,
generation e,
generation p,
generation v,
generation z,
hesitation she,
information be,
information he,
information see,
information she,
information we,
registration fee,
regulation d,
regulation g,
regulation t,
regulation z,
situations we,
situation he,
situation we,
termination fee,
disagree agree,
dorothea e,
dvd multi,
european free


6 syllables:
civilization vi,
classification tree,
initiation fee,
lydia jacoby,
specification tree



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