| The second and the fourth rhyme in consonant or assonant. |
| It is written in the assonant, or vowel rhyme, that was universal among European nations in the early stage of their civilization. |
| Edom means red, and Bossrah is assonant to Bsser, a vinedresser. |
| The troveros, as they are called, improvise in quintillas with consonant or assonant rhymes. |
| All rhymes and all approaches to rhyme, form the assonant metres. |
| It hires real journalists and does real reporting, and, when that happens, what viewers see cannot be entirely assonant with the wishes of its owners. |
