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Rhymes with melodrama
Word | Syllables | Categories |
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drama | /x | Noun |
sentimentalism | xx/xxx | Noun |
sentimentality | xxx/xx | Noun |
slapstick | /x | Noun |
dramatics | x/x | Noun |
sensationalism | x/xxxx | Noun |
romance | x/ | Noun |
romanticism | x/xxx | Noun |
farce | / | Noun |
pathos | /x | Noun |
emotionalism | x/xxxx | Noun |
psychodrama | xx/x | Noun |
comedy | /xx | Noun |
moralizing | /xxx | Noun |
overwrought | xx/ | Adjective |
theatricality | xxx/xx | Noun |
theatrics | /x | Noun |
eroticism | x/xxx | Noun |
moralism | /xxx | Noun |
maudlin | /x | Noun, Adjective |
dramatization | xxx/x | Noun |
melo | /x | Name |
musical | /xx | Adjective |
opera | /x | Noun |
musicale | xx/ | Noun |
song | / | Noun |
concert | /x | Noun |
ragtime | /x | Noun |
recitative | xxxx | Noun |
theme | / | Noun |
music | /x | Noun |
polyphony | x/xx | Noun |
melody | /xx | Noun |
vocal | /x | Adjective |
elegy | /xx | Noun |
ballad | /x | Noun |
madrigal | /xx | Noun |
flamenco | x/x | Noun |
legend | /x | Noun |
cantata | x/x | Noun |
rhapsody | /xx | Noun |
orchestration | xx/x | Noun |
oratorio | xx/xx | Noun |
idyll | /x | Noun |
glee | / | Noun |
symphony | /xx | Noun |
measure | /x | Noun |
leitmotif | /xx | Noun |
gospel | /x | Noun |
tune | / | Noun |
music hall | /x/ | Phrase, Noun |
score | / | Noun |
rondo | /x | Noun |
figure | /x | Noun |
analysis | x/xx | Noun |
impromptu | x/x | Noun |
duet | x/ | Noun |
motif | x/ | Noun |
hurry | /x | Noun |
song and dance | /// | Phrase, Noun |
minstrelsy | /xx | Noun |
pastoral | /xx | Noun |
chorus | /x | Noun |
meditation | xx/x | Noun |
chant | / | Noun |
part | / | Noun |
tenor | /x | Noun |
ensemble | x/x | Noun |
chorale | x/ | Noun |
raga | /x | Noun |
orchestral | x/x | Adjective |
ambient | /xx | Noun |
movement | /x | Noun |
mood | / | Noun |
accompaniment | x/xx | Noun |
serenade | xx/ | Noun |
sonata | x/x | Noun |
concerto | x/x | Noun |
villain | /x | Noun |
pantomime | /xx | Noun |
vaudeville | /x | Noun |
verges | /x | Verb |
burlesque | x/ | Noun, Adjective |
dickensian | x/xx | Adjective |
thriller | /x | Noun |
lurid | /x | Adjective |
suspenseful | x/x | Adjective |
chester | /x | Name |
turgid | /x | Adjective |
penchant | /x | Noun |
flair | / | Noun |
heroine | /xx | Noun |
cliches | x/ | Noun |
degenerates | x/xx | Verb |
victorian | x/xx | Adjective |
sensational | x/xx | Adjective |
sentimental | xx/x | Adjective |
unconvincing | xx/x | Adjective |
starring | /x | Verb |
crudest | /x | Adjective |
tragedy | /xx | Noun |
farcical | /xx | Adjective |
ballet | x/ | Noun, Verb |
extravaganza | xxx/x | Noun |
fiction | /x | Noun |
novel | /x | Noun, Adjective |
operetta | xx/x | Noun |
plays | / | Verb, Noun |
soap | / | Noun, Verb |
idiomatic | xxx/x | Adjective, Noun |
headlines | /x | Noun |
expression | x/x | Noun |
tell | / | Verb, Noun |
milestone | /x | Noun, Verb |
literally | /xxx | Adverb |
cloth | / | Noun |
oh | / | Noun, Verb |
stovepipe | /x | Noun, Verb |
vernacular | x/xx | Noun, Adjective |