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True rhyme refers to words that are spelled alike but pronounce differently true or false
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True rhyme refers to words that are spelled alike but pronounce differently true or false

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Hey there!

The correct answer is false.

True rhyme does not refer to words that are spelled alike but pronounced differently.

True rhymes don't technically have to be words that are spelled alike, they just sound similar.

Hope this helps you,
Have a wonderful day! :)
User Anton Bessonov
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True rhyme does not refer to words that are spelled alike but pronounced differently.

So the answer to your question is FALSE. Rhyming words are words that have the same sound on their last syllable. Rhymes are used in poems also in which it makes the poem more understandable.
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