Rhyme with Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹaɪm/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
RYME with, RYME with
ɹˈaɪm/ /wˈɪð
ryme WITH
Definition
To have the same or a similar ending sound as another word. Often used when talking about poetry, songs, or word games.
Usage & Nuances
Used especially when comparing words in poetry, songs, or wordplay. Common constructions: 'rhyme with X', 'does it rhyme with Y?'. Don't confuse with 'rhythm' (beat/pulse). 'Rhyme' refers only to sounds at the end, usually from the last stressed vowel onward.
Spanish: rimar conPortuguese (BR): rimar comPortuguese (PT): rimar comChinese (Simplified): 与...押韵Chinese (Traditional): 與...押韻Hindi: के साथ तुक मिलनाArabic: يُقافِيBengali: ছন্দমিল করা (শব্দের সঙ্গে) - অনুরণন করা (শব্দের সঙ্গে)Russian: рифмоваться сJapanese: ～と韻を踏むVietnamese: vần vớiKorean: ~와 운이 맞다Turkish: -ile kafiyeli olmakUrdu: قافیہ ملنا (کے ساتھ)Indonesian: berima dengan
Example Sentences
'Hat' rhymes with 'cat'.
basic
Does 'blue' rhyme with 'shoe'?
basic
Find a word that rhymes with 'star'.
basic
My name doesn't rhyme with anything, so writing poems is tough.
natural
Kids love making up silly words that rhyme with each other.
natural
Not many English words rhyme with 'orange'.
natural