Assonance (noun)

The repetition of similar vowel sounds in a phrase or line of poetry or prose, especially with different consonants.

Origin:

From the latin 'assonare,' meaning 'to sound together.'.

Examples:

1. The assonance of 'i' in 'tide' and 'die' creates a musical effect.
2. The assonance of 'oo' in 'moon' and 'dune' evokes a dreamy atmosphere.
3. The assonance of 'ea' in 'beat' and 'heat' creates a strong rhythm.
4. The assonance of 'ou' in 'out' and 'about' creates a contemplative mood.
5. The assonance of 'a' in 'cat' and 'at' creates a simple, childish sound.