How can you use consonance correctly?

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Serena D.
Jan 13, 2018

Consonance occurs when words have the same or similar sounding consonant sounds. It is like assonance, only with consonants sounds instead.

Explanation:

A common example would be:
"Pitter, patter" (t and r sounds)

A sentence with consonance would be:
Ike likes eating pike.

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