Rhymes for story

228 best rhymes for 'story'

1 syllable

Tree

Spree

Free

Three

Knee

Flee

Thee

Glee

Plea

2 syllables

Glory

Horny

Coffee

Corny

Forty

Shorty

Gory

Naughty

Normally

Laundry

Salty

Maury

Stormy

Donkey

Softly

Corey

Rollie

Shortly

Doggy

Audi

Foresee

Cosby

Strongly

Frosty

Scrawny

Costly

Bossy

Aussie

Falsely

Auntie

Faulty

Saudi

Orgy

Victory

Sorry

Carry

Degree

Mary

Bury

History

Scary

Angry

Fairy

Agree

Every

Hungry

Country

Theory

Very

Cherry

Snotty

Harry

Curry

Heavy

Movie

Envy

Filthy

Twenty

Silly

Plenty

Honey

Copy

Journey

Easy

Happy

Clearly

Quickly

Only

Hardly

Funny

Sexy

Deadly

Fully

Pussy

Actually

Mercy

Highly

Surely

Probably

Crazy

Lazy

Skinny

Sloppy

Lately

Cali

Simply

Holy

Ugly

Molly

Really

Busy

Daily

Bunny

Sunny

Charlie

Bully

Phony

Early

Tiny

Nearly

Money

Slowly

Truly

Lonely

Many

Barely

Fancy

Friendly

Penny

Likely

Lovely

Hazy

Belly

Mostly

Tony

Dizzy

Johnny

Thirty

Steady

Sunday

Daddy

Friday

Maybe

Baby

Gimme

Ready

Body

Study

Gucci

Lady

Buddy

Mommy

Army

Candy

Bloody

3 syllables

Poetry

Industry

Disagree

Chemistry

Destiny

Company

Hopefully

Exactly

Finally

Completely

Easily

Usually

Mentally

Suddenly

Literally

Family

Heavenly

Legacy

Constantly

Happily

Basically

Fantasy

Lyrically

Honestly

Totally

Possibly

Jealousy

Recipe

Verbally

Melody

Enemy

Nobody

Wannabe

Versace

4 syllables

Territory

Category

Paparazzi

Purgatory

Mandatory

Laboratory

Inventory

Allegory

Legendary

Dictionary

Seriously

Especially

Eventually

Physically

Definitely

Obviously

Apparently

Ordinary

Military

Anybody

Everybody

5 syllables

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Rhyme	Len.	Syllables	PoS
Accusatory	10	5	adjective satellite
Alatorre	8	4	noun?
Aleatory	8	5	adjective satellite
Allegory	8	4	noun
Ambulatory	10	5	adjective satellite, adjective, noun
Anticipatory	12	6	adjective satellite
Articulatory	12	6	adjective
Auditory	8	4	adjective
Aurei	5	2	noun?
Basore	6	3	noun?
Belfiore	8	4	noun?
Bonsignore	10	4	noun?
Buonocore	9	4	noun?
Cacciatore	10	4	noun?
Category	8	4	noun
Celebratory	11	5	adjective
Circulatory	11	5	adjective
Compensatory	12	5	noun?
Conciliatory	12	6	adjective
Confirmatory	12	5	adjective satellite
Confiscatory	12	5	noun?
Congratulatory	14	6	adjective satellite
Contributory	12	5	adjective satellite
Corey	5	2	noun?
Corrie	6	2	noun
Corry	5	2	noun?
Cory	4	2	noun?
Coury	5	2	noun?
Declaratory	11	5	adjective
Defamatory	10	5	adjective satellite
Defiore	7	4	noun?
Delore	6	2	noun?
Delsignore	10	4	noun?
Depilatory	10	5	noun, adjective satellite
Depository	10	5	noun
Deregulatory	12	6	noun?
Derogatory	10	5	adjective satellite
Desultory	9	4	adjective satellite
Detore	6	3	noun?
Dettore	7	3	noun?
Difiore	7	4	noun?
Dilatory	8	4	adjective satellite
Discriminatory	14	6	adjective, adjective satellite
Dorey	5	2	noun?
Dori	4	2	noun?
Dorie	5	2	noun?
Dormitory	9	4	noun
Dorrie	6	2	noun?
Dory	4	2	noun
Eleonore	8	5	noun?

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Synonyms of Story

Tarradiddle
Account
Narrative
Chronicle
Tale
Storey
Report
Recital
Yarn
Taradiddle
News Report
Write Up
Level
Floor
Narration
History
Fib
Horizontal Surface
Grade
Degree
Base
Flooring
Tier
Trading Floor
Spirit Level
Layer
Stage
Point
Stratum
Score
Business Relationship
Account Statement
Explanation
Bill
Invoice
Accounting
Paper
Study
Theme
Report Card
Reputation
Written Report
Composition
Tosh
Boloney
Tommyrot
Bilgewater
Humbug
Bosh
Drool
Twaddle
Baloney
Fiction
Allegory
Fabrication
Invention
Myth
Romance
Apologue
Falsehood
Legend
Novel
Fable
Figment

Antonyms of Story

Certainty
Fact
History
Literalness
Reality
Truth
Verity

Homophones of Story

Storey
Storie

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Literary genre, which includes both the story, and the essay, and the short story, 5 letters

The answer to the question in the crossword puzzle (crossword puzzle) " The literary genre, which includes the story, and the essay, and the short story ", 5 (five ) letters (first - p, last - a):

prose

(PROSE)

Other definitions (questions) to the word "prose" (95)

Severe . .. life
A form of speech other than poems
Poems that have lost both rhyme and rhythm
"Where are the poems, there and ..."
Literature is not in verses
"Hare ... Life"
Benefic situation
Nepomic literature
Not poetic everyday life of life
"Literature" Literature
Story, novel, novel, novel, novel
Main literary genre
Gray everyday life
Everyday, everyday in life
Novels
Life devoid of poetry
"... much stricter than poetry and does not allow me to pass off melodies as thoughts"
Poetry, which tied with the rhyme
non -trained speech
Structural type of text, characteristic of Roman
The opposite of poetry
Literature is not in rhyme
Literature
Rhythmically unexpected speech
life
The antipode of poetry
Literary speech, different from poetry
Tale. Novels
Poetry in reverse
Writer's exhaust
At least a story, at least a story
Literature that does not involve poetry
The totality of works (except for poetry) of any author, time, literary movement, etc. Works not in rhyme
Everything else except poetry
Turgenev's legacy
Literature without any rhyme
Not poetry at all
Everything that is not poetry
Life is not in rhyme
"Poetic Anti -Pais"
Benefic in life
So name the monotony in life
Non -rhymed text, speech
Non -ethotic literature
Alternative to poetry
LOOKS, which include romance, the novel, the novel is included , story
Its types - novel, story, story
Competitor to poetry
Story or story
Artistic work presented in ordinary, not poetic speech
It is born when something goes wrong with a poet
Not poetry
Literature without rhymes
An anagram for the word "constipation"
Poems that have lost both rhyme and rhythm
Its types - short story, essay 90, epic
Type of fiction
Literature of life
Fiction
That which is devoid of brilliance, brightness, liveliness
Genre in literature
Collection of the Afghan writer Gul-Pacha Ulfat "The Chosen . .."
Literature
Life without poetry
Life Non -ethics
Enhydrous works
Text without rhymes
Benefication in life
Life Life Life
Literary genre Where poetry is, there is ..., Mary!
Story, novel
"She is terribly far away" from poetry
Literature without rhyme
Non-poetic literature0016
"Poems and ..., ice and fire"
Ordinary
Ordinary life (colloquial)
Everyday life, everyday life
Having said the word "for" twice, but the first time in Latin, and the second in Russian, You will receive this word, in Latin, the “simple”
genre of literature
Poems on the contrary
Poetry without rhyme
Poetry, “tied up” with rhyme
ordinary, everyday life
Poom
Poetry, deprived0016
Not poetry
Literary genre deprived of muse

non-poetic speech; speech not organized with the help of rhythm, rhyme ◆ Whether she reads poetry or speaks prose, lexical panoramas are born, full of dazzling fire of passions. Zana Plavinskaya, "Reflection", 2003 // "Swan"
literary genre based on the use of such speech; also works in this genre
rev. (figurative meaning), collected. (collective) what is ordinary, everyday, ordinary ◆ Ordinary and prose of the initial task - to build a fence - resulted in protest. nine0208 Maria Ozhereleva, "Count ruins", 2003 // "Landscape design"

Meaning of the word

PROZA , -s, feminine

1. Non-verse speech. Radishchev wrote better in verse than in prose. Pushkin, Alexander Radishchev. Koltsov was completely carried away by poetry and even almost stopped reading books written in prose. Dobrolyubov, A. V. Koltsov. || Non-verse literature. nine0208 His articles in terms of the fascination of presentation are all undeniably among the best that our prose still has. Chernyshevsky, Essays on the Gogol period of Russian literature (variants). The strength of historical prose is that it is needed by its time, is connected with it and is its reflection. Kaverin, Yuri Tynyanov.

2. What is necessary and common in life; everyday life, everyday life. Often people were then surrounded by the inescapable prose of life, that practical side of it, which knows only worries about tomorrow, about the future nest, about narrow egoistic well-being. nine0209 Teleshov, Notes of a Writer. His unexpectedly flared love did not fade over the years and did not descend from romantic heights into everyday prose. Panova, Seasons.

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[lat. prosa]

Prose (Latin prosa - letters. purposeful speech) - oral or written speech without division into commensurate segments - poetry; in contrast to poetry, its rhythm is based on the approximate correlation of syntactic constructions (periods, sentences, columns). Sometimes the term is used as a contrast to fiction, in general (poetry) to scientific or journalistic literature, that is, not related to art. nine0005
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Poetic rhymes

If you have found a craving for poetic creativity and read the previous article, then it's time to move on to the intrashop basics. However, we have already talked about how to write poetry in this article and, accordingly, we have a general idea of \u200b\u200brhyme and rhyme in general. Now let's try to reveal this poetic alchemy a little deeper.

So let's start with the rhyme. For every poet, the word "rhyme" is sacred. It is used in almost all poetic lines, with the exception of rare forms of the poem. For example, verslibra. And often the success of the work, its main idea and conveyed feeling will largely depend on the rhyme. After all, all keywords are placed at the end of the line so that the reader pays attention to them. Quite often I heard from amateur readers: “But there is no rhyme here at all. The lyrics are bad." Of course, one cannot think so flatly, but it clearly demonstrates the importance and value that rhyme plays. After all, we write, novice authors, after all, for the people. For different people. nine0005
Also, pay attention to the meter in this article.

Types of rhymes

Actually, in order to succeed in this area, you should find out a few theoretical points. It will not be superfluous to find out what rhymes are. And they have a lot of classifications.

1. According to the location of the stress.

A merry winter has come

And brought a lot of snow.

Let's make a reservation right away that the examples of rhymes are chosen the simplest and without artistic frills, in order to make it easier to understand the essence of the matter.

May happiness be brighter than light,

And joy will become hotter than summer.

Soldiers came to the baby today in the kindergarten

again.

Finally, the most difficult is

hyperdactylic rhyme

. If we have already lost count, then we count exactly three syllables and select a word with an accent on the fourth (an example of a hyperdactylic rhyme):

The day combs the birch,

The day combs the birch ...

With exact ones, everything is clear: they are noticed and recognized immediately, they are admired, they are accepted. The sounds of exact rhymes match one hundred percent and do not stand out in any way:

I got up early today

And that's why I'm tired.

Everything is extremely simple. But inexact rhymes are also often used, where phonetic consonance is only partially.

I suddenly can’t sleep today,

I quietly took the knitting needles ...

3. Partial affiliation. In simpler terms, rhymes belong to one or another part of speech.

Homogeneous rhymes

refer to the same part of speech. Either these are two nouns, or two pronouns, or two verbs. For some reason, usually such a combination is not particularly favored, because it is considered extremely primitive. An example of a homogeneous rhyme:

Look at me

Am I good today?

You brought me flowers today

Come on, come on,

My girl is a carnation.

4. Lexical features.

Tautological rhyme

is an extremely banal technique, but which, one way or another, is found in the literature. In this case, the entire word or word form is repeated. However, if such a rhyme is used wisely, then you can reach the degree of a masterpiece. Example of a tautological rhyme:

I once forgot you,

I know that I forgot in vain ...

Our strong marriage
revealed the marriage today.

No way to reach the garden.

What a shame!

Paronymic rhyme

is a combination of words that are only partially similar in sound. Their meanings, of course, are also different. Although they are close enough. Paronymic rhyme example:

“The addressee will send an answer soon,” -

The addressee assured himself.

5. According to the degree of wealth. Phonetic, of course.

The petal came off -

The flower has become sadder.

I drank wine today

And life became easy for me.

Agree, it doesn't look like a rhyme, but it's there!

Original rhymes

are most often found in our day, when every poet strives to surpass not only his competitors, but also himself. Probably everyone remembers the words of Zheka's famous song about love, which is in the soul for permanent residence. Something like this.

Finally, let's dwell on different types of rhymes that do not belong to the classical classifications, but have a certain value. nine0005

No matter how old you are,

If you wear makeup P alet te.

Let thunderstorms rage in the house,

Let the heart of dreams savor.

Graphic rhyme

, at first glance, is a completely useless phenomenon in poetry, because it combines not sounds, but letters: for sure - on purpose. Everything seems to be going smoothly. Now say it out loud? Of course, given the orthoepic norms. nine0005

Initial rhyme

is rather unusual, since in this case it is not the last words in the line that rhyme, but the first ones. Thus, it is also possible to attract the attention of the reader.

Of course, this is not the whole list of available rhymes, but this basic list is enough to get an idea about the structure of the poem.

Types of rhyme

This is the last point worth paying attention to in this article. The moment is very important and necessary. So,

Adjacent rhyming

is the simplest and most common way. It rhymes every two lines. An example of an adjacent rhyme:

I fell in love with you today nine0303

Cross-rhyming

In this case, we rhyme the first line with the third, and the second with the fourth. Cross-rhyming example:

I didn't have to go far:

I forgot my own heart.

It's a pity that the past never came true,

It's a pity that all the cherished doors are broken.

The ring rhyme

acts like a snake holding its own tail in its mouth: we combine the first line with the fourth, and the second with the third. Ring rhyming example:

I have traveled all over the world for a long time.

Did I lose you in it?

Was I looking for myself then?

I can't find the answer.

Intertwined rhyme

is the most complex and confusing case. It is rare, but nevertheless... In a stanza of six lines, for example, we combine them in this order. For example, the first with the fourth, the second with the fifth, and the third with the sixth. Intertwined rhyme example:

Nobody forced you to suffer,

Swap like a thin mountain ash

and cry, as if everything had passed,

After all, we should take from life,

that is given right in the back,

And what came to us with fate.
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