1. having a rhyme that is imperfect, incorrect, or poorly matched
Usage: literary or poetic context

1. past tense and past participle of misrhyme; to rhyme incorrectly or imperfectly
Usage: literary or poetic context

Examples

• The poet's misrhymed couplet drew criticism from the literary journal.
• He misrhymed 'love' with 'move' in the final stanza.
• The misrhymed verse stood out awkwardly among the otherwise polished lines.
• Critics noted that the songwriter misrhymed several key passages in the chorus.
• A misrhymed poem can distract readers from the intended message.
• She deliberately misrhymed the words to create a comedic effect.