Words That Rhyme with televise
televise
•excise • queen-size • laicize
•Anglicise, Anglicize
•polemicize • classicize • fanaticize
•elasticize • poeticize • parenthesize
•mythicize
•photosynthesize, synthesize
•synopsize • apotheosize • emphasize
•circumcise • exercise • metastasize
•hypostasize
•affranchise, enfranchise, franchise
•fetishize • alphabetize • concretize
•poetize • palletize • pelletize
•unitize • remonetize • syncretize
•securitize • synthetize • robotize
•narcotize
•anagrammatize, epigrammatize, melodramatize, overdramatize
•emblematize, lemmatize
•legitimatize • dogmatize • aromatize
•problematize • automatize
•bureaucratize • advertise
•telepathize • televise
•collectivize, objectivize
•relativize • supervise • improvise
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DTV • abbr. digital televis…
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