berhymed (Meaning)

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berhymed (imp. & p. p.)

of Berhyme

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The lovers' sonnets were beautifully berhymed, with each line echoing the other.
The poet's berhymed couplets created a pleasing rhythm that enhanced the poem's musicality.
The troubadour's berhymed ballads captivated audiences with their lyricism and storytelling.
The nursery rhymes we sing to children are often berhymed, making them easier to remember.
The limericks we exchange at parties are typically berhymed, adding to their humorous effect.
The witty berhymed epigrams of the Renaissance poked fun at society's foibles.
The berhymed hymns of religious traditions elevate the spirit through their sacred melodies.
The berhymed quatrains of the Rubaiyat convey philosophical truths with a touch of melancholy.
The berhymed verses of the epic poem provide a compelling narrative that transports readers to another time and place.
The modern poet's berhymed free verse experiments with form and language, blurring the boundaries of traditional poetry.

of Berhyme

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The lovers' sonnets were beautifully berhymed, with each line echoing the other.

The poet's berhymed couplets created a pleasing rhythm that enhanced the poem's musicality.

The troubadour's berhymed ballads captivated audiences with their lyricism and storytelling.

The nursery rhymes we sing to children are often berhymed, making them easier to remember.