In true rhyme, the correspondence of sound must be exactdifferentsimilar, the initialfinal consonants of the accented syllables must be different, and the rhymed words must be accented on differentthe same syllables.

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Hailee Proctor

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30 June, 06:13

In true rhyme, the correspondence of sound must be exactdifferentsimilar, the initialfinal consonants of the accented syllables must be different, and the rhymed words must be accented on differentthe same syllables.

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Lyla Marquez · Answer 1

In true rhyme, the correspondence of sound must be similar, the final consonants of the accented syllables must be different, and the rhymed words must be accented on same syllables. It can be also be termed as exact, full or perfect rhyme.