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rima consonant The repetition of consonants (or consonant patterns) especially at the ends of words.
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Everything was in consonance with my mood; everything seemed fair and spring-like.
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These could appreciate; and counselled me in consonance with my half-formed resolution.
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Strong government was in entire consonance with the spirit of the time.
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These arbitrary measures were entirely in consonance with the wishes of Charles.
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And each moves the pieces before him in consonance with his ability.
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The other explanation makes consonance due to the identity of partial tones.
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Another explanation is more in consonance with Mr. Clay's magnanimity of character.
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This peculiar impression of belonging together is known as consonance, or harmony.
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The old palace is oriental and charming, and in consonance with the country.
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No other wish is in consonance with the aims of the American people.
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The agricultural legislation was in consonance with the other subjects touched.
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No: for I endeavor to speak in consonance with my importance.
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His noble powers were in perfect consonance with his noble soul.
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All this is in consonance with nature's arrangement for caring for her own.
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In general, the simpler the fraction, the greater the consonance.
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It seems more in consonance with the Celtic character; besides, the Irish are music-lovers.
