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- come
- become
- from
- some
- overcome
- gum
- cum
- dumb
- drum
- numb
- bum
- thumb
- when
- then
- him
- again
- mayhem
- rum
- mum
- ten
- men
- scum
- pen
- been
- everything
- thing
- amen
- anything
- sing
- bring
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Perfect rhymes for them
- come
- become
- from
- some
- m
- overcome
- gum
- em
- cum
- dumb
- drum
- thumb
- bum
- numb
- mayhem
- plum
- sum
- rum
- mum
- um
- scum
- stem
- condemn
- femme
- income
- dum
- plumb
- succumb
- outcome
- alum
- gem
- yum
- hum
- scrum
- hem
- diadem
- phlegm
- rem
- thrum
- scrim
- crumb
- slum
- pm
- glum
- umm
- chum
- strum
- chem
- humdrum
- lum
- lem
- rpm
- exum
- maam
- jem
- stum
- fm
- bethlehem
- ppm
- rule of thumb
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Near rhymes for them
Near rhymes work great for songwriting, often giving a more interesting feel than perfect rhymes.
- when
- then
- again
- ten
- men
- pen
- him
- been
- en
- thing
- everything
- amen
- anything
- sing
- bring
- swim
- skin
- win
- ring
- king
- begin
- sin
- den
- within
- spin
- thin
- swing
- string
- gym
- gin
- pin
- sting
- chin
- spring
- texting
- dim
- slim
- bling
- limb
- grim
- cling
- grin
- ping
- ding
- tin
- wing
- kin
- fling
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When you're writing a song, rhyming words are as important as melody and lyrics
Some songs can get by with just a hook, but true hit records use creative rhymes to create interesting lyrical hooks and melodies
But there's two catches when it comes to rhyming words
The first catch is obvious--there are no hard and fast rules concerning what sounds good in rap music, country music, rock n' roll, etc
But the second catch keeps songwriters from getting the right rhymes: finding "themes" or rhyme families that naturally sound like certain genres of music while avoiding others
The problem with most rhyming dictionaries is they're not targeted to your specific genre of music! Even if they have themes you need, they don't give you enough variety to be truly useful.
With Chorus, we find you only those rhymes which are useful for songwriters, so you know that the words we give you are singable and work for the genre you're writing in
This is just a sample of the creative tools you can find in the full version of Chorus. The full version has more writing styles, more ways to edit your work, and more fun for creative writers!
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Create your songbookNear rhymes with themB-Rhymes | B-Rhymes
| Word | Pronunciation | Score ? | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | exempt | egzem_t | 2284 | Definition |
| 2 | ahem | uhhem | 2273 | Definition |
| 3 | hem | hem | 2273 | Definition |
| 4 | phlegm | f_lem | 2273 | Definition |
| 5 | hemp | hem_p | 2273 | Definition |
| 6 | stem | s_tem | 2273 | Definition |
| 7 | contemn | kuhntem | 2204 | Definition |
| 8 | contempt | kuhntem_p_t | 2204 | Definition |
| 9 | attempt | uhtem_t | 2204 | Definition |
| 10 | quem | k_wem | 2204 | Definition |
| 11 | kemp | kem_p | 2204 | Definition |
| 12 | tempt | tem_p_t | 2204 | Definition |
| 13 | clem | k_lem | 2204 | Definition |
| 14 | thames | tem_z | 2204 | Definition |
| 15 | unkempt | ankem_p_t | 2204 | Definition |
| 16 | thence | dhen_s | 2198 | Definition |
| 17 | then | dhen | 2198 | Definition |
| 18 | resent | rizen_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 19 | vent | ven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 20 | revenge | riven_j | 2189 | Definition |
| 21 | represent | reprizen_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 22 | reinvent | reeinven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 23 | invent | inven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 24 | prevent | p_riven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 25 | misrepresent | misreprizen_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 26 | zen | zen | 2189 | Definition |
| 27 | event | iven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 28 | circumvent | serrkuhmven_t | 2189 | Definition |
| 29 | avenge | uhven_j | 2189 | Definition |
| 30 | suspend | suhs_pen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 31 | offend | uhfen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 32 | offense | uhfen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 33 | suspense | suhs_pen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 34 | strength | s_t_reng_th | 2178 | Definition |
| 35 | unspent | ans_pen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 36 | overspend | uh_uuvuhrs_pen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 37 | percent | perrsen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 38 | sen | sen | 2178 | Definition |
| 39 | stench | s_ten_ch | 2178 | Definition |
| 40 | spent | s_pen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 41 | spend | s_pen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 42 | spence | s_pen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 43 | french | f_ren_ch | 2178 | Definition |
| 44 | sense | sen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 45 | send | sen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 46 | sent | sen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 47 | scent | sen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 48 | forfend | fawrfen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 49 | cent | sen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 50 | expend | eks_pen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 51 | cents | sen_t_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 52 | distend | dis_ten_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 53 | dissent | disen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 54 | dispense | dis_pen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 55 | descent | disen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 56 | descend | disen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 57 | defense | difen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 58 | comprehend | komp_rihen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 59 | defence | difen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 60 | consent | kuhnsen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 61 | concent | kuhnsen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 62 | expense | eks_pen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 63 | befriend | bif_ren_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 64 | extend | eks_ten_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 65 | apprehend | aaprihen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 66 | hence | hen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 67 | hen | hen | 2178 | Definition |
| 68 | friends | f_ren_d_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 69 | friend | f_ren_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 70 | defend | difen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 71 | ascend | uhsen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 72 | fend | fen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 73 | fence | fen_s | 2178 | Definition |
| 74 | ascent | uhsen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 75 | fen | fen | 2178 | Definition |
| 76 | assent | uhsen_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 77 | extent | eks_ten_t | 2178 | Definition |
| 78 | condescend | kondisen_d | 2178 | Definition |
| 79 | rpm | arrpeeem | 2159 | Definition |
| 80 | ibm | ah_ibeeem | 2159 | Definition |
| 81 | preempt | p_reeem_p_t | 2159 | Definition |
| 82 | m | em | 2159 | Definition |
| 83 | em | em | 2159 | Definition |
| 84 | trench | t_ren_ch | 2109 | Definition |
| 85 | trend | t_ren_d | 2109 | Definition |
| 86 | trent | t_ren_t | 2109 | Definition |
| 87 | unclench | ank_len_ch | 2109 | Definition |
| 88 | quenched | k_wen_ch_d | 2109 | Definition |
| 89 | repent | ripen_t | 2109 | Definition |
| 90 | retrench | rit_ren_ch | 2109 | Definition |
| 91 | superintend | suupuhrinten_d | 2109 | Definition |
| 92 | tenth | ten_th | 2109 | Definition |
| 93 | tense | ten_s | 2109 | Definition |
| 94 | tend | ten_d | 2109 | Definition |
| 95 | tench | ten_ch | 2109 | Definition |
| 96 | ten | ten | 2109 | Definition |
| 97 | tashkent | taashken_t | 2109 | Definition |
| 98 | subtend | suhbten_d | 2109 | Definition |
| 99 | tent | ten_t | 2109 | Definition |
What is B-Rhymes?
B-Rhymes is a rhyming dictionary that's not stuck up about what does and doesn't rhyme.
As well as regular rhymes, it gives you words that sound good together even though they don't technically rhyme.
15 words with the correct pronunciation - Teacher's newspaper
Let's rhyme and remember! The amazing Russian language is full of mysteries and peculiarities. Emphasis is placed either at the beginning or at the end. How to understand and not get confused in certain words? We continue a series of publications under the heading "Literacy", dedicated to the purity of our speech. We offer easy-to-remember rhymes that will help you learn and pronounce the words once and for all.
Photo: pexels.com When a person speaks beautifully, and his speech is coherent and clear, it involuntarily arouses respect and admiration. Information is perceived easily, you want to listen to such a speaker. In order for speech to be smooth and beautiful, classes are required, sometimes these are years of work on oneself and constant study of the native language.
After all, you can learn the Russian language all your life and at the same time learn something new every time.
It is important to correctly stress words. If we turn to Russian dictionaries, then everything immediately falls into place. To memorize, you need to come up with simple rhyming variations for yourself that even a child can remember.
Nettle
Nettle is a genus of flowering plants of the nettle family, characterized by pungency. Noun. In different regions, they often mistakenly put stress on the last syllable in colloquial speech.
"Memory":
Nettle grows beautifully in the forest.
Contract
Contract – a written or oral agreement. Noun. Many people get confused and mistakenly stress the first syllable.
"Memory":
The contract was violated by a thief.
Cakes
Cakes are round-shaped confectionery. Mn. number, in units including a cake. Noun. There are no questions with the word “cake”, but in the plural there is often confusion when you want to put the emphasis on the last syllable.
"Memory":
Come to the resorts to taste the cakes.
Beetroot
Beetroot is a vegetable, fodder and industrial plant of the fam. haze. Noun. The word "beetroot" has an aristocratic origin. This word was found in the ancient Greek language - seukla - beets. After the letter "ё" was officially introduced into school textbooks in Russia, the stress began to be placed on the first syllable and the spelling became strictly "beet", and nothing else.
"Memory":
Ruddy Fyokla was planting beets in the garden.
Covid
Covid is an acute infection (from the English CoronaVIrus). Noun. New realities give birth to new words that are included in everyday use - and they have their own pronunciation features.
"Memory":
Covid is a terrible parasite!
Yoghurt
Yoghurt is a fermented milk product with a high solids content. Noun. In colloquial speech, there are two variants of the pronunciation of this word: where the stress falls on the vowel "o" of the first syllable and where the stress falls on the vowel "y" of the second syllable.
However, according to the literary norm of the Russian language, the stress in the word "yogurt" should be placed on the first syllable. But in disputes and conversations, you can always counter with the possibility of an unusual pronunciation.
"Memory":
Yoghurt and yogurt will sing, heal together together.
Ticklish
Ticklish - about the sensation caused by tickling. Adverb. There are many variations of this word in different regions. However, the orthoepic norm is with an emphasis on the second syllable.
"Memory":
I tickle the puppy's coat.
Shell
Shell is a hard protective covering of some invertebrates. Noun. Many prefer the older form of the word with the stress on the first syllable. But 150 years have passed since the outdated form. Today, the stress is on the second syllable.
"Memory":
A shell sings in the cat's ear.
Scarves
Scarves - a fabric or knitted product in the form of a long strip, worn around the neck, head or shoulders.
Scarf - unit. number. Noun. When we talk about the plural, one wants to put the stress on the last syllable, only dictionaries and literary language dictate to us on the first!
"Memorial":
There were lampshades in the hall, Shura was sitting in scarves.
Lighten
Lighten is a perfect verb that is usually used in the sense of "to reduce the weight of something." Also, the word has a second figurative meaning - to simplify (make less complicated).
"Memory":
To make learning easier, you need to learn the rules!
Envy
Envy – used to denote feelings of envy. Adverb.
"Memory":
You eat jam, but I'm envious.
Masterski
Masterski - derived from the adjective "masterful", means "skillfully", "perfectly", "exemplary". Adverb.
"Memory":
Masterfully shaved whiskey.
Quarter
Quarter - a part of the city, bounded by several intersecting streets, also has a second meaning - a quarter of a year, a period of three months.
Noun. It so happened that this word is often used by accountants with an emphasis on the first syllable. But it is correct to put emphasis on the second.
"Memory":
Our entire sleepy quarter ran after the bus.
Hyphen
A hyphen is a short connecting line between two words. Noun.
"Memory":
Denis put a hyphen.
Reflection
Reflection is the ability to consciously pay attention to one's thoughts and behavior, evaluate decisions and perspectives. The word comes from the Latin word "reflectio" - "reflection". Noun.
"Memory":
There was a reflection in Valencia.
We hope that our simple tips will help you quickly deal with stress and remember the correct pronunciation of words. Subscribe to the network publication "Teacher's Newspaper", write questions, comments and suggestions on publications. Soon there will be new materials on the topic of the purity of our speech at " Literate "!
Earlier in the network publication "Uchitelskaya Gazeta" we talked about "Top 15 stresses that even literate people put incorrectly" and what rhymes will help you remember and correctly place stresses in the words airports, asymmetry and symmetry, accountant , boutique, accountant, gross, etc.
Also in the online publication "Uchitelskaya Gazeta" we introduced readers to the "Top 5 pairs of words, the meanings of which are often confused and misused." The correct use of words in speech depends on understanding their meaning. Often it turns out - the word is beautiful, but applied out of place. Among such pairs: activate-activate, beaver-beaver, everyday-everyday, pitiful-pitiful, etc.
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