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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with jewesses:

7 letters:
cuba is,
fuel is,
unit is,
uses is


8 letters:
fluid is,
human is,
lumen is,
pupil is,
ruin his,
union is,
units is,
usage is,
uses his


9 letters:
buddha is,
fluids is,
fusion is,
humans is,
loses his,
two buses,
unions is,
useful is


10 letters:
loosen his,
plumage is,
removal is,
renewal is,
ruined his,
student is,
suited his,
two judges,
two pulses


11 letters:
allusion is,
approval is,
illusion is,
included is,
infusion is,
movement is,
solution is,
students is,
tribunal is


12 letters:
communion is,
confusion is,
diffusion is,
evolution is,
exclusion is,
execution is,
included his,
inclusion is,
loosened his,
movements is,
occlusion is,
pollution is,
roof trusses,
school buses,
solutions is


13 letters:
concluded his,
conclusion is,
resolution is,
revolution is


14 letters:
dissolution is,
improvement is,
institution is,
prosecution is,
recruitment is,
school lunches


15 letters:
constitution is,
contribution is,
distribution is,
institutions is,
prostitution is,
substitution is


16 letters:
contributions is,
distributions is



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