1. poems or verses in which all lines end with the same rhyme
Usage: literary

Examples

• The poet experimented with monorhymes, ending every line with words that rhymed with ‘night’.
• Children often enjoy writing simple monorhymes because they only need to find one rhyming pattern.
• The ancient Arabic tradition includes many beautiful monorhymes that showcase linguistic skill.
• Her collection featured several monorhymes that created a hypnotic, repetitive sound.
• Writing effective monorhymes requires a large vocabulary of rhyming words.
• The monorhymes in the anthology demonstrated how repetitive rhyme schemes can be surprisingly varied.