American English pronunciation
How to pronounce rhymes
IPA transcription: ['ɹaɪmz]
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Noun
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a piece of poetry
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correspondence in the sounds of two or more lines (especially final sounds)
Verb
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compose rhymes
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be similar in sound, especially with respect to the last syllable
“hat and cat rhyme”
Usage examples
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Inspired by his classmate's rhymes, he started writing his own songs.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.
- Don't you dare switch away, I think rhymes are okay, since they never decay, I could do this all day.