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Meanings of rhymes in English
Usage of rhymes in English
1
It rhymes and everything, and that means it'll be easy to remember.
2
She sang in Geechee and also made rhymes and songs in English.
3
The rhythm of the vehicle shaped itself into rhymes in his brain.
4
His rhymes are often dissonant; in his Georgick he admits broken lines.
5
For readers create age-appropriate clues with riddles, short rhymes, or question-based hints.
6
The diction is correct, the numbers are smooth, and the rhymes exact.
7
There were no especial words or rhymes, but the music thrilled him.
8
They sing in quick, short rhymes, suiting the tempo to their actions:-
9
Look at the illustrations to determine what they add to the rhymes.
10
I'll give you a clue - it rhymes with hero, Bass said.
11
His soul was filled with the music of rhymes and rhythmic measures.
12
When I sang nursery rhymes to the kids, he was like: 'Stop.
13
She had a poetic mind, and had learned to produce good rhymes.
14
No hesitation now, as in his former efforts to effect his rhymes.
15
Another style of verses comes under the head of pure nonsense rhymes.
16
Distinct and clear its quaint rhymes came back upon her memory now:
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Translations for rhymes
Portuguese
Catalan
Rhymes through the time
Rhymes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common