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rhyme
noun as in poetry in which lines end with like sounds
Example Sentences
Leonardo moves indoors outdoors, as tactility and material substance magically rhyme and transform.
When chief engineer Brian Fraser urged the crew to cut back on the illuminations, the ship's radio officer wrote him a cheeky reply - in rhyme.
“I can’t relate to desperation,” she sang — a lie, of course, but a perfect rhyme for “My give-a-f—s are on vacation.”
His rhymes are intermittently clever and the chorus contains several sticky hooks, but that fresh, benevolent trickster’s energy that made “Old Town Road” feel so ahead of the curve still remains an elusive quantity.
And President Joe Biden said he was "a musical genius who transformed the soul of America – one beat, one rhythm, and one rhyme at a time".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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