syllabication

'I am careful now that the lyrics, including syllabication and rhyming, can't be twisted into something negative,' he said.

Many poems are characterized as free verse with no rhyme nor syllabication needed.

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This syllabication of the word, which contrasts with everyday speech, serves to further emphasise the unnatural character of the feeling that the poet Raud had attempted to form into a noble idea.

(4) HAIKU WRITING PATTERNS, AND SYLLABICATION Another take on the art-making can lead to a haiku writing unit.

This is no easy task given the extreme difficulty of the vocal parts, which involve tongue trills, rapid syllabication, complex rhythms and fioritura.

If the syllabication occurs on notes that are too high and one can do nothing to change the words, one will try to have the high tones preceded by an ascending portamento, but this portamento must be in accord with the musical sense.

Josh had excellent comprehension, and he worked on learning the consonants, vowels, digraphs, blends, and rules of syllabication. He was decoding three to four multisyllable words.

The syllabication and parallel parts of speech serve to replace the "red slayer" of the first line with the "meek lover" of the penultimate one.

A pronounced tendency found among many non-Scandinavian Wisconsinites is to apply this melodic up and down syllabication pattern to multi-syllable English words, including the proper noun "Wisconsin" itself.

Besides this, Fulk (1996: 499) claims that reduplication of consonants in MS Junius 1 was also applied to indicate syllabication. The lack of double consonants in open syllables in his opinion proves that <CC> digraphs were used by the scribe to mark tautosyllabicity.