Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Rhymed: Describes a verse, line of poetry, or set of words where the endings of lines have identical or similar sounds, creating a rhythmic and musical effect. It refers specifically to the quality of having a rhyme scheme.

Usage Examples

• Adjective:
  • Bài thơ này viết rất xuôi vần. (This poem is written with very good rhyme.)
  • Hãy đảm bảo các câu thơ phải xuôi vần với nhau. (Ensure the lines of poetry rhyme with each other.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is primarily used in the context of poetry, songwriting, and prosody to analyze or describe the technical structure of the work.
• It can be used to critique the phonetic flow of a poetic text, e.g., (This section doesn't sound very rhymed.)

Variants and Related Words

• Vần (n): rhyme; the sound correspondence that creates a rhyme.
  • Tìm vần cho câu thơ. (Find a rhyme for the poetic line.)
• Gieo vần (v): to rhyme; the act of creating rhymes in poetry.
  • Nghệ sĩ đang gieo vần cho bài hát mới. (The artist is creating rhymes for the new song.)

Synonyms

• Rhymed: Having corresponding sounds at the ends of lines.
• Metrical: Related to the rhythmic structure of verse (a broader, related concept).

Related Idioms

• Xuôi chèo mát mái: This idiom, meaning "smooth sailing," shares the word "xuôi" (smooth, favorable) but is conceptually distinct from the poetic term "xuôi vần."

adjective

1. rhymed