homotonous
/hɒməˈtuːnəs/Definitions
1. adjective
Having the same sound repeated at the end of each of two or more stressed syllables in a line of verse; having an even rhythm or meter.
“The poet’s use of homotonous language created a hypnotic and repetitive effect on the reader.”
2. noun
A word or phrase that is homotoneous in meter.
“The critic analyzed the poet’s use of homotonous phrases to create a sense of musicality in the poem.”