Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
terze-rime
noun
/ˈtɛrzeɪ ˈriːm/

Definition
A verse form consisting of a series of tercets that are interconnected through a specific rhyme scheme.

Examples
- Dante Alighieri’s “Divine Comedy” is one of the most famous works written in terze-rime.
- Modern poets often experiment with terze-rime to create a sense of continuity in their work.

Meaning
Used primarily in poetry, terze-rime creates a flowing, musical quality with its interlocking rhymes, typically following the ABA BCB CDC pattern.

Synonyms
- tercet
- triplet