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end-rhymed

end-rhymed

7.0
A poem with rhymes at the ends of its lines
  • adjective
  • /ɛnd raɪmd/
  • Literature
translation icon : rima final
  • The poem was entirely end-rhymed, giving it a musical quality.

Examples

  • Many traditional ballads feature end-rhymed stanzas for lyrical effect.

  • Her sonnet followed a strict end-rhymed pattern.

  • The poem is end-rhymed beautifully.

  • Many classic poems are end-rhymed.

  • Her sonnet followed a strict end-rhymed pattern.

  • Many traditional ballads feature end-rhymed stanzas for lyrical effect.

  • The poem was entirely end-rhymed, giving it a musical quality.

Synonyms

rhymed
vsend-rhymed
1 3.2

Having the same end sounds in lines or words

applies specifically to poems with matching sounds at the ends of lines
rhyming
vsend-rhymed
1.6

Words that have the same sound at the end, like cat and hat

is used for verse with matching sounds at the ends of lines
riming
vsend-rhymed
  • Archaic
7.8

Words, often in poems, that end with the same sound

is specific to poems where matching sounds occur at line endings

Antonyms

unrhymed
  • Literature
6.4

Not having lines that end with the same sounds

Surface Forms

end-rhymed positive

Morphology

end-rhymed = end + rhyme (transparent) = end + rhyme + ed

Formed from the compound 'end' + 'rhyme' with the adjectival/past-participle suffix '-ed'; the meaning 'having rhymes at the ends (of lines)' is directly derivable.

Etymology

End-rhymed is simply the parts end and rhyme, where end means 'the last part' and rhyme means 'a matching sound'. So an end-rhymed poem has lines that finish with the same or similar sounds, like a song with matching line endings.