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Repetition of the same sound or letter at the beginning of words.
출처: cinderella.nycopera.com/glossary.php
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the repetition of initial (usually) consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables Example: "bouncing baby blowing bubbles"
출처: www.iclasses.org/assets/literature/literary_glossa...
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repetition of initial consonant sounds for effect. Compare: ASSONANCE, CONSONANCE.
출처: www.io.com/~eighner/books/lavender_blue/glossary.h...
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| alliteration |
a sequence of consonantal sounds in a stretch of language (the lilting languor of love).
출처: factoryschool.org/handbook/reference/lit_terms.htm...
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This is the recurrence of initial consonant sounds within a sentence or line of a poem. Often several words are placed next to each other and are alliterated into one sentence. This is useful for emphasis as well as expressing particular emotions. Example: from Shelley's "The Cloud": "I bear light shade for the leaves when laid." One can also build an alliterative phrase from "Create Your Own Shakespearean Insults" (Maguire): beef-witted beetle-headed beslubbering boar-pig. --Caroline Coleman
출처: www.georgiasouthern.edu/~dougt/terms.htm
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