What is another word for masculine rhyme?
Pronunciation: [mˈaskjʊlˌɪn ɹˈa͡ɪm] (IPA) 
Masculine rhyme is a term used in poetry to describe rhymes where the stress is on the final syllable of the words. Some synonyms for the term include single rhyme, monosyllabic rhyme, and strong rhyme. These types of rhymes are often used in traditional forms of poetry such as sonnets or ballads, where the end of each line requires a strong, definitive sound. In contrast, feminine rhyme, or double rhyme, has a lighter stress on the final syllable of the words, and can be used to create a softer, more playful effect. Understanding the different types of rhymes can help poets to create more complex and interesting verses in their work.
