The phrase
"much rhyme" means that there are many words or phrases in a poem or song that sound similar to each other. It indicates that the piece has a lot of repetition in its sounds, making it more musical and rhythmical.
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«much»
«rhyme»
Sentences with «much rhyme»
- But that's the way it goes in a movie that, true to its title, tends to stick different scene ideas together without much rhyme, reason, or follow - through. (film.avclub.com)
- If you're like me, I like to pack my smoothies with optimal nutrition and to be honest, there isn't much rhyme or reason to them. (physiciansweightlossorlando.com)
- The covers always have had as much rhyme (PITT IS IT! (si.com)
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