Antonyms for rime
raɪmrime

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1. rime

   Poetry is that form of literature that embodies beautiful thought, feeling, or action in melodious, rhythmical, and (usually) metrical language, in imaginative and artistic constructions. Poetry in a very wide sense may be anything that pleasingly addresses the imagination; as, the poetry of motion. In ordinary usage, poetry is both imaginative and metrical. There may be poetry without rime, but hardly without meter, or what in some languages takes its place, as the Hebrew parallelism; but poetry involves, besides the artistic form, the exercise of the fancy or imagination in a way always beautiful, often lofty or even sublime. Failing this, there may be verse, rime, and meter, but not poetry. There is much in literature that is beautiful and sublime in thought and artistic in construction, which is yet not poetry, because quite devoid of the element of song, whereby poetry differs from the most lofty, beautiful, or impassioned prose. Compare METER.

   Antonyms:
   prosaic speech, prosaic writing, prose

   Synonyms:
   meter, metrical composition, numbers, poem, poesy, poetry, song, verse

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1. • Correspond
   • Create Verbally
   • Ice
   • Poetry

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1. frost, hoar, hoarfrost, rimenoun

   ice crystals forming a white deposit (especially on objects outside)

   Synonyms:
   frost, icing, rhyme, hoarfrost, freeze, hoar

2. rhyme, rimeverb

   correspondence in the sounds of two or more lines (especially final sounds)

   Synonyms:
   frost, rhyme, hoarfrost, verse, hoar

3. rhyme, rimeverb

   be similar in sound, especially with respect to the last syllable

   "hat and cat rhyme"

   Synonyms:
   rhyme

4. rhyme, rimeverb

   compose rhymes

   Synonyms:
   rhyme

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1. rimenoun

   Synonyms:
   hoarfrost

How to use rime in a sentence?

1. Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU:

   Philosopher, observer, scholar of our time; Original creator accepting no blunders, Emphasizing the gala of the pen, he ponders The tomes of literary jewels for life's rime!

2. Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU:

   “Philosopher, observer, scholar of our time; Original creator accepting no blunders, Emphasizing the gala of the pen, he ponders The tomes of literary jewels for life's rime!”

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