The repetition of consonant sounds in a series of words?

Answer 1

This is called consonance, where two or more similar consonant sounds appear in close succession within a line of prose or poetry.

(if these sounds begin words, it is called alliteration)

(using the sound of S is further classified as sibilance)

(using the same phonemes is called internal rhyming)

Example:

The seven elves lived in various caverns near the village.

(alliteration : A fortunate few find fame in the field.)

Answer 2

If these come generally at the beginning of words, then it would be called alliteration: "You clinking, clanking, clattering collection of caliginous junk!" Otherwise, it's called consonance: "Mickey practically cracked his lank ankle."

Answer 3

The repetition vowel sounds in proximate words is called assonance. An example of a phrase containing assonance would be "find me hiding behind the pines. "

Answer 4

The repetition of consonant sounds in a series of words is known as alliteration. This literary device is used to create rhythm, emphasis, and cohesion in writing or speech.

Answer 5

repatition