alliterative

By identifying with the entire state instead of the city, the name's alliterative quality was lost.

The last part of the inscription is an alliterative poem.

The coalescence is not simply for the sake of alliterative effect.

Just using a basic understanding of the alliterative verse can give us a clue as to what the word might be.

Brother Paul protested in the alliterative mode of the epic.

The title of each script is alliterative in nature.

Let's see how the alliterative attributive phrase is being used elsewhere.

This new policy of alliterative headlines is killing me.

The phrase had a nice alliterative ring to it.

And here are two reasons not to call this loose movement by the aforesaid alliterative name.

His highly alliterative talks have always presented a great challenge to translators.

It may have sounded alliterative, but it didn't look that way.

Even some single words can be alliterative, if they have multiple syllables which begin with the same consonant sound.

It is equally possible that the name has no such meaning, and Simon derives simply from the alliterative effect.

Some of them contain short poems in alliterative verse.

His alliterative name is a pun on the phrase "patent pending".

Like most Old English poetry, it is written in alliterative verse.

Anglo-Saxon poetry is characterized by alliterative meter of this sort.

For example, both fictional characters and real people may stand out in your head as a result of the alliterative effect of their name.

All the characters names are alliterative, having their first and last names begin with the same letter.

Chitrapada means the arrangement of words in an alliterative style.

Alliterative verse is occasionally written by other modern authors.

Part of it is written in alliterative verse, or fornyrdislag.

However, the origin of the alliterative encomium go-to guy is in football.

The alphabet book was designed to encourage viewers to look closely and also to make up their own alliterative texts.