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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with phellem:

2 syllables:
bear him,
begged him,
begs him,
beg him,
blessed him,
bless him,
cespk im,
ed kim,
ex im,
fed him,
felt him,
fetched him,
fetch him,
get him,
head trim,
held him,
helped him,
helps him,
help him,
kept him,
lead him,
led him,
left him,
lend him,
lent him,
lets him,
let him,
met him,
pressed him,
press him,
read him,
said jim,
said tim,
scared him,
scare him,
sell him,
sends him,
send him,
sent him,
sets him,
set him,
spared him,
spare him,
s dimm,
tells him,
tell him,
tempt him,
when jim,
when tim


3 syllables:
accept him,
addressed him,
affect him,
against him,
arrest him,
avenge him,
befell him,
beheld him,
beset him,
caressed him,
commend him,
compelled him,
compels him,
compel him,
condemned him,
condemns him,
condemn him,
declared him,
defend him,
directs him,
direct him,
distressed him,
elect him,
expects him,
expect him,
expelled him,
expel him,
forget him,
impelled him,
impels him,
impressed him,
impress him,
misled him,
offend him,
possessed him,
prepared him,
prepare him,
prevents him,
prevent him,
propelled him,
propel him,
protects him,
protect him,
rejects him,
reject him,
repelled him,
respect him,
upset him


4 syllables:
apprehend him,
intercept him,
overwhelmed him,
overwhelm him,
recommend him,
represent him



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