Pronunciation: /əˈlɪtərətɪv/
adjective relating to or characterized by alliteration, the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words
A1 I like to read books with alliterative titles.
A2 The children enjoyed the alliterative tongue twisters.
B1 The poet used alliterative phrases to enhance the rhythm of the poem.
B2 The marketing campaign used catchy alliterative slogans to attract customers.
C1 The author's alliterative writing style added a unique flair to the novel.
C2 The speech was filled with clever and alliterative wordplay that captivated the audience.
formal The poet used alliterative techniques to enhance the rhythm of the poem.
informal She loves alliterative tongue twisters because they are fun to say.
slang I can't believe how alliterative that rap verse was, it was fire!
figurative The alliterative sound of the rain on the roof was like a soothing melody.
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