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Meanings of rhymed in English

Having corresponding sounds especially terminal sounds.

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Usage of rhymed in English
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They seemed well-enough rhymed but somehow mediocre, elegant without substance and power.
The Oracle Glass
2
No sale, no loving, I thought disgustedly, saying it so it rhymed.
A touch of death
3
One of them, a sort of rhymed dialogue, began with the couplet:-
A New England Girlhood, Outlined from Memory (Beverly, MA)
4
Hell, I even rhymed on two of the songs on the album.
Ebony
5
It is perhaps of Puritan origin, and rhymed in New England.
As We Go
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Their name I recall clearly, for it rhymed with that of the river.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
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He pronounced the infinitive verb as if it rhymed with glossary.
The Lost Naval Papers
8
But he dealt, quipped, bragged, rhymed and made it look incidental.
Ebony
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When I was a five-year-old in Bath, I thought squirrel rhymed with curl.
The Guardian
10
We do not ask of him a rhymed book of proverbs.
Pages from a Journal with Other Papers
11
South Africa's Die Antwoord rhymed on the main stage at Coachella.
Ebony
12
The words rhymed and were barbed comments on the speakers.
The Demolished Man
13
The "Brus" is in many ways the best rhymed chronicle ever written.
Among My Books. Second Series
14
Its metre is the heroic iambic, in rhymed octave stanzas.
National Epics
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It rhymed with "tater." I peeled my shirt from my sweaty back.
Bare Bones
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Cenis, he composed, wholly or partly, his rhymed Letter from Italy to Charles Montagu.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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