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I’m so sorry, I feel dumb asking this but what are these called?
I am going crazy right now trying to figure out the specific term for the thing I’m describing because it’s so elaborate and hard to explain without using a lot of words. basically I’m looking for the term that describes two words or phrases that have the same exact arrangement of vowels and consonants. Example: (v=vowel,c=consonant)
“Life” and “pace” : cvcv
“Separate” and “delicate” : cvcvcvcv
“Fallen” and “sipped” : cvccvc
“Place” and “spice” : ccvcv
I would appreciate any info on what this could possibly be called.
u/Glass_Age_7628 — 4 days ago