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Definition of Assonantal

1. a. Assonant.

Definition of Assonantal

1. [adj]

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Assonantal

associative reaction associative strength associativities associativity associatory assoil assoiled assoiling assoilment assoilments

assoils assoilyie assonance assonances assonant assonantal (current term) assonants assonate assonated assonates

assort assortative assortatively assortative mating assortative mating assorted assorter assorters assorting assortment

Literary usage of Assonantal

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1. The college Irish grammar: Compiled Chiefly with a View to Aid the Students by Ulick Joseph Bourke (1868)
"... means leisure, time-measure (from дп}, time), and requires that the final words which correspond be,assonantal and ..."

2. The Elements of Rhetoric and Composition: A Text-book for Schools and Colleges by David Jayne Hill (1893)
"It is (1) alliterative, ('^) assonantal, and (!3) consonantal. ... (2) assonantal rhyme is the correspondence of the vowels at the end of two lines; ..."

3. The New Composition-rhetoric by Fred Newton Scott, Joseph Villiers Denney (1911)
"It is assonantal when the vowels alone correspond, in the rhyming syllables. ... In the following, thou and now are assonantal; last and past are ..."

4. Composition-literature by Fred Newton Scott, Joseph Villiers Denney (1902)
"It is assonantal when the vowels alone correspond, in the rhyming syllables. ... In the following, thou and now are assonantal; last and past are ..."

5. Composition-rhetoric: Designed for Use in Secondary Schools by Fred Newton Scott, Joseph Villiers Denney (1897)
"It is assonantal when the vowels alone correspond, in the rhyming syllables. ... In the following, thou and now are assonantal; last and past are ..."

6. Modern English by Fitzedward Hall (1873)
"... appreciator, assonantal, and attach, vn; and at least half the rest he would not, I suppose, have objected to using. Further, we find admeasurement, ..."

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