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rhyme

[rahym] / raɪm /


Example Sentences

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“Nothing happening with the president. No weird information was revealed. No one had any accusations that rhyme with ‘edophile.'”

From Salon

“History doesn’t repeat itself,” the maxim maintains, “but it rhymes.”

From Salon

“This is what a study of history provides you with. Mark Twain is supposed to have said it doesn’t repeat itself, which it never does, but it rhymes,” says Burns.

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From Science Daily

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

From MarketWatch