When the word rhyme is believed, then the "check" option suggests itself. Like the proverb "Trust, but verify."
We select options
So, here are some rhymes that you can believe in the word :
- check;
- try on;
- to entrust;
- temper;
- to believe;
- to assure;
- to measure;
- disingenuous;
- to certify;
- double-check;
- stick on;
- measure out;
- restrain;
- to measure;
- to give;
- to persuade;
- to measure;
- to verify;
- measure;
- to disbelieve;
- try on;
- to assure.
As you can see, it’s quite problematic to choose a rhyme, because there are not so many rhyming words. This makes it difficult to select them, since with the necessary end to "rit", there is a limited number of words. If you deviate slightly from the rule and simplify the search, you can select rhymes with the ending "it". In this case, there will be more options.
For example: whitewash, wash, feed, carry, break, tease, drown, score, pour, love, wash, make friends, catch, knead, smoke, live and many other options.
Rhyme to the word believe in poem
Let's try to compose short quatrains using those options that were indicated earlier. Let's apply the "correct" rhyme endings and see what happens:
The lawyer needs to be trusted
To entrust your affairs
And a power of attorney to assure
And an inheritance to measure,
Testament check.
Now we rhyme in the New Year's poem, because on a festive night dreams come true.
We need to believe in miracles
And entrust your fate
Higher powers and gods
Be prepared for their gifts.
Believe in a fairy tale, miracles
See sparkles in my eyes
Believe in the kindness of hearts
Get the gifts casket.
And another poem with the necessary rhyme.
In Santa Claus you need to believe
And check the fire at the fireplace.
Believe in luck, in yourself and in success,
In children's cheerful and joyful laughter.
Now you can safely begin to rhyme this truly important word for each person. After all, only faith gives us confidence and hope.
So, we get the following rhyme:
To believe in the miracle of a winter's tale,
To measure life with happiness.