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rhyme

noun as in poetry in which lines end with like sounds

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For centuries, depictions of the plague racing along the Silk Route, devastating cities and towns in its path, have been based on a misunderstanding of a rhyming story rather than a historical record.

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The past doesn’t repeat itself, but, according to the cliché, it rhymes.

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If history often rhymes, as the familiar slogan holds, this time it rhymes like crazy.

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She asked the doctors about lifestyle changes but was told "there was no rhyme or reason" for her tumour and to "be sensible" - eating healthily and not drinking too much alcohol.

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“This is not to say that history will repeat itself, but it certainly rhymes,” said Rizzuto.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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