Which best describes the difference between the effects of slant rhyme and perfect rhyme?

Answer 1

Slant rhyme usually feels subtler and less loud. -apex

Answer 2

slant rhyme is quieter and subtler

Answer 3

A full rhyme, perfect rhyme, true rhyme: refer to the immediately recognizable norm: true/blue, mountain/fountain.

A slant rhyme, imperfect rhyme, half rhyme: all general terms referring to rhymes that are close but not exact: lap/shape, glorious/nefarious

Answer 4

Slant rhyme occurs when words have similar, but not identical, sounds, creating a subtle or near rhyme effect. Perfect rhyme involves words with identical sounds at the end of the word. Slant rhyme can create a more subtle or unexpected connection between words, while perfect rhyme provides a stronger and more traditional sense of cohesion in poetry.

Answer 5

A slant rhyme is different from a perfect rhyme in that not all of its vowel or consonant sounds match those of the rhyming word.