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Meanings of
assonant
in English
Assonant.
Related terms
same
Assonant.
Related terms
rhyming
rhymed
riming
Usage of
assonant
in English
1
The versification is careless; when rhyme hampered the poet he dropped it, and used instead the
assonant
rhyme.
2
Composer David Mansfield's
assonant
yet stirring score pulses with meaning, while music supervisor Tracy McKnight's sage selections bring resonance.
3
It is written in the
assonant
,
or vowel rhyme, that was universal among European nations in the early stage of their civilization.
4
In various measures of alliterative and
assonant
verse they sing the praises of ninety of the fallen chiefs, usually giving one stanza to each hero.
5
Something of this charm is undoubtedly due to the beauty of the language they wrote in and to the free, airy grace of
assonants
.
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Frequent collocations
assonant rhyme
assonant verse
Assonant
through the time