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What is anssonance?

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Updated: 6/11/2024

assonance or the repetition of an initial consonant sound in two or more nearby words,as in

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What is an example of an Anssonance?

An example of assonance is "hear the mellow wedding bells" where the repetition of the "e" sound creates a musical quality in the phrase.


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What is an example of an Anssonance?

An example of assonance is "hear the mellow wedding bells" where the repetition of the "e" sound creates a musical quality in the phrase.


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