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An alliteration is a sentence that has a pattern of the same consonants, in close order.
An example would be: *Peter *Piper *picked a *peck of *pickled *peppers
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What is allteration in poetry?
Using a series of words all starting with the same sound.
What rhymes with muscular monkey went out for a mint that has rhythm and allteration?
Stupid squirrel was starting to squint
What an example of allteration?
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers" is a classic example of alliteration, where the 'p' sound is repeated at the beginning of several words in a phrase.
What is an allteration?
An alliteration is a sentence that has a pattern of the same consonants, in close order. An example would be: *Peter *Piper *picked a *peck of *pickled *peppers Hope that explains it! =D
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