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monorhyming en · ADJ

Etymology

From mono- + rhyming.

Meanings

1. (not-comparable) Employing a single rhyme.
   • The book is almost entirely in verse, usually that of the so-called ‘Cuaderna Via’ of the Archpriest’s predecessors, a stanza, namely, of four monorhyming lines, each of fourteen syllables, the monotony of which is greatly reduced by the freedom and ease with which the poet treats it. 1920, Ida Farnell, “Don Juan Manuel”, in Spanish Prose and Poetry, Old and New, page 16:

Synonyms

monorhymed