Sentence examples for rime from inspiring English sources
"rime" is a correct and usable word in written English
It can refer to a thin layer of white, frosty deposit on a cold surface, or a type of poetry consisting of couplets in which the same sound is repeated in both lines. For example, "The morning's chill brought a rime of ice to the windows."
noun
Ice formed by the rapid freezing of cold water droplets of fog onto a cold surface.
It is distinguished from rime riche.
It is distinguished from rime suffisante.
A rime riche may consist of homographs (fair/fair) or homophones (write/right).
Among his numerous prose works, the most interesting are an attack on Petrarch and his followers, Considerazioni sopra le rime del Petrarca (1609; "Observations on Petrarch's Poems"), together with a collection of philosophical, literary, scientific, and political thoughts, Dieci libri di pensieri diversi di Alessandro Tassoni (1620; "Ten Books of Diverse Thoughts of Alessandro Tassoni").
Ice crystals can also grow when supercooled water freezes directly onto the crystal to form rime.
Glaciers are formed when the annual accumulation of snow, rime, and other forms of solid precipitation exceeds that removed by summer melting.
Rime nuove (1887; The New Lyrics) and Odi barbare (1877; The Barbarian Odes) contain the best of Carducci's poetry: the evocations of the Maremma landscape and the memories of childhood; the lament for the loss of his only son; the representation of great historical events; and the ambitious attempts to recall the glory of Roman history and the pagan happiness of classical civilization.
Such rhymes were already referred to as rime leonine in the anonymous 12th-century romance Guillaume d'Angleterre.
What's impressive is how Phyllida Lloyd's production invigorates The Rime.
Outside it is a fairyland of rime ice and frost flowers on the windowpanes, but you have laid a fire the night before and now all you do is apply a match to it.
Audumla was herself nourished by licking salty, rime-covered stones.
