Sing-song alliteration refers to the repetition of similar sounds or syllables in a phrase or sentence, which creates a musical or rhythmic quality. There are a variety of synonyms for sing-song alliteration, including rhyming, repetition, cadence, rhythmicality, lyricality, verses, poetic meter, and musicality. Rhyming involves creating similar sounds at the end of words, while repetition refers to repeating sounds or words. Cadence is a term often used in music that describes the rhythmical flow of a piece, while rhythmicality and lyricality both describe the musicality of language. Verses and poetic meter refer specifically to the structure of poetry, while musicality emphasizes the musical nature of language.