spondaize
/ˈspɒndɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to pronounce two syllables in a way that they are almost identical or are identical in pitch and duration, especially in poetry or song.
“The poet chose to spondaize the lines to create a sense of rhythm and balance.”
2. verb
to join two words or syllables together with a single vowel sound, especially in poetry or song.
“The songwriter decided to spondaize the two syllables to create a more musical effect.”