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The sound device in which vowel sounds of nearby words are repeated is called

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The answer is Assonance. It is a similarity in the sounds of syllables or words that found either in the consonants or within the vowels. It has also a rhyme before or after in its words or syllables. Assonance often happens in verse than in writing text.

Example:

The sunshine by the shoreline.

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