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Meanings of rhyme in English
Usage of rhyme in English
1
Consonance rhyme, where the vowels change, clearly works better on the page.
2
It isn't finished yet- Ineeda rhyme for Count Rexindo, d'ye ken?
3
It's part of the poetry; the rhyme's inside; it is to everything.
4
It was written in rhyme, and the children learned it by heart.
5
Note the descriptive effect of the enjambement together with the internal rhyme.
6
Betting entirely at random, with absolutely no rhyme or reason to it.
7
Here is a rhyme that has in it a distinctly American twang:
8
The poet, battered by fate, heals himself in the niceties of rhyme.
9
The rhyme, it would seem, emphasizes the close of the automatic cycle.
10
Then the cobbler took a girdle and painted this rhyme upon it:
11
The counting-out rhyme which is given on the cylinder is as follows:-
12
Activist Accounting Scholar: The Rooster plays a double role in the rhyme.
13
It is good rhyme, but it lacks the real spirit of poesy.
14
White specks on the nails are called gifts, and the rhyme says:-
15
Sometimes they were in rhyme and always about her beautiful southern home.
16
For centuries to come, the outrage would be rehearsed in popular rhyme.
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Translations for rhyme
Portuguese
Catalan
Rhyme through the time
Rhyme across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common