rhymery (Meaning)
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rhymery (n.)
The art or habit of making rhymes; rhyming; -- in contempt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rhymery
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rhymery Sentence Examples
- The poet's rhymery enchanted the audience with its intricate wordplay.
- The whimsical rhymes in the children's book captivated their imaginations.
- The rapper's rhymery was so effortless, it seemed almost supernatural.
- The sonnet's rhymery adhered strictly to the traditional iambic pentameter scheme.
- The song's catchy chorus featured a simple yet memorable rhymery.
- The jingle's rhymery was designed to stick in consumers' minds.
- The novelist's prose boasted a subtle yet effective rhymery that enhanced the narrative's flow.
- The playwright's clever use of rhymery added a touch of humor to the otherwise serious drama.
- The rhyming dictionary served as an indispensable tool for poets seeking perfect rhymes.
- The rhyming games we played as children helped us develop our language skills.
FAQs About the word rhymery
The art or habit of making rhymes; rhyming; -- in contempt.
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No antonyms found.
The poet's rhymery enchanted the audience with its intricate wordplay.
The whimsical rhymes in the children's book captivated their imaginations.
The rapper's rhymery was so effortless, it seemed almost supernatural.
The sonnet's rhymery adhered strictly to the traditional iambic pentameter scheme.
