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True rhyme refers to words that are spelled alike but pronounced differently.
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True rhyme refers to words that are spelled alike but pronounced differently.

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This is incorrect. True rhyme has completely the same pronunciation of two words and their accent patterns. Spelling of the words can differ, as long as pronunciation stays the same.
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