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For questions about rhyme, or words that have the same sound as one another. ('pique' and 'leek', 'steep' and 'leap', etc.)
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What is a "sounds like" thesaurus called?
An International Thesaurus contains words that have similar meanings after the original format of Roget where you look up words in the alphabetical index to find groups of words with similar meanings. …
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