What is assonance in speech?

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Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds within words to create rhythm and musicality in speech. Unlike rhyme, it focuses on internal vowel patterns, making language more memorable and pleasant to hear, like 'fleet feet sweep by sleeping geese.'

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Assonance

Repeat vowel sounds to create flow and musicality.

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