rhyming (Meaning)

Wordnet

rhyming (a)

having corresponding sounds especially terminal sounds

Webster

of Rhyme

The wind's soft humming rhyme filled the air, like a sweet lullaby.
The painting's colors did not chime, creating a discordant visual scheme.
The children's laughter rang like tiny chimes, echoing through the playground.
The poet's words had a perfect rhyme, flowing effortlessly from his pen.
The ticking of the clock became a haunting rhyme, marking the passing of time.
The rhyme in the song seemed simple, yet it evoked a profound emotion.
The bells of the church tolled a solemn rhyme, announcing the start of a new day.
The rhyme in the children's game brought joy and laughter to their play.
The poet's rhyming scheme was clever and unexpected, leaving readers in awe.
The rhyme in the novel served as a subtle hint, revealing a hidden connection between characters.

having corresponding sounds especially terminal soundsof Rhyme

lyrical, lyric, rhythmic, poetic, metric,rhythmical, poetical, metrical, hifalutin, rhapsodic

prosaic, prosaic,prose, prose, unpoetic, matter-of-fact, matter-of-fact,literal, factual, factual

The wind's soft humming rhyme filled the air, like a sweet lullaby.

The painting's colors did not chime, creating a discordant visual scheme.

The children's laughter rang like tiny chimes, echoing through the playground.

The poet's words had a perfect rhyme, flowing effortlessly from his pen.