rhyme
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /raɪm/
Forms: rhymes
rhyme means: A word with the same ending sound as another word, or the matching sounds themselves.
noun
A word with the same ending sound as another word, or the matching sounds themselves.
- Can you find a rhyme for blue?
- The final words form a perfect rhyme.
- She uses unexpected rhymes in her songs.
A short poem or song, especially one for children, with words that have matching ending sounds.
- She taught us a funny rhyme.
- The children recited their favorite rhymes.
- Do you remember that old nursery rhyme?
Poetry in which words at the ends of lines have matching sounds.
- The story is written in rhyme.
- She finds rhyme easier to remember than prose.
- He tells jokes in rhyme.
verb
If words do this, their ending sounds are the same.
- Cat and hat rhyme.
- Does moon rhyme with spoon?
- The last words in each pair of lines rhymed.
To arrange or say words so their ending sounds match.
- Try to rhyme the final words.
- She rhymed night with light in her song.
- The rapper can rhyme almost any pair of words.
Questions about rhyme
What does rhyme mean?
A word with the same ending sound as another word, or the matching sounds themselves.
What is rhyme in other languages?
Türkçe: kafiye · Español: rima · Français: rime · Deutsch: Reim · Italiano: rima · 日本語: 韻
How do you pronounce rhyme?
It is pronounced /raɪm/.
How do you use rhyme in a sentence?
Can you find a rhyme for blue? The final words form a perfect rhyme.
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