The All In One (FREE) Tool You Need For Smooth-Like-A-Criminal Writing

It's been a habit of mine to write, late into the night.

During the wee hours, these ideas run freely. So much that I need to get them out.

I'd toss and turn relentlessly until I gave in to defeat.

I'd flip open my Mac, and with much vigor, typed these crazy spinning words that were the core reason for my insomnia.

However, I appreciate times like this. When I can write in peace, without Youtubers screaming in my background, as my bf's kid intently watches his favorite videos.

And times like this, more often than not, I'd stumble upon a few good treasures online. So precious it's selfish not to share.

Introducing

Rhymezone

 
 

Loaded with not only rhyme search feature, it comes with other amazing searches such as pictures, synonyms, antonyms, examples of sentences, homophones, and the list goes on. It even works as a dictionary (Scroll for ''Find definition'')
 

Thanks to Rhymezone, now everybody can write poems

 
 
This gem is extremely useful and time-saving when you're cracking your head to think of your next rhyme.

Actually, I have been rhyme sparring with my vocabulary for a bit especially when writing poems and prompts.

It gives me a good practice and forces the bonding sessions between my vocabulary and sentence construction.
 

Rhymezone can even track down to Shakespeare's specifics.

 

Even quotes. Amazeballs.

 
 
Just out of curiosity, I decided to search if there was any rhyming aggregator or dictionary. It didn't take me more than one try to get the result.

Google rocks.

So here I am, going strong into my 4th post of the day and I swear it wasn't one of the days I get high on caffeine.

Try it and see how this tool works wonders for your writing.

Share your experience in the comments below. If you have better tools or solutions, I'd love that you share them with me too ❤

Image credit: All images are screenshots taken from Rhymezone
 
 

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