In today’s useful lesson, we’re going on a fun adventure with words that sound like “life.” Imagine words as playful friends who love to rhyme and sing together. We’ll meet some new words, learn what they mean, and see how they can be buddies with “life” because they sound so alike. It’s like finding a group of friends who all wear the same colorful hats!
Life Rhyme Words
Here is the list of words that perfectly rhyme with life:
- Knife: A tool for cutting food or other items.
- Wife: A woman who is married to someone.
- Strife: When people disagree or fight.
- Rife: Full of something, often used for something not good.
- Fife: A small flute used in marching bands.
- Life: The experience of being alive; what living things do.
- Rife: Full of something, usually not good.
- Scribe: Someone who writes or copies documents.
- Tribe: A group of people with the same culture and traditions.
- Vibe: The feeling or mood a place or person gives off.
| Archive | Hive | Drive |
| Jive | Thrive | Dive |
| Conceive | Deceive | Sleeve |
| Believe | Grieve | Weave |
| Shrive | Arrive | Contrive |
| Derive | Revive | Five |
| Chive | Clive | Hive |
| Jive | Live | Pensive |
| Reprieve | Misgive | Relive |
| Sieve | Spive | Swive |
| Skive | Snive | Tive |
| Quive | Enlive | Forgive |
| Outlive | Overdrive | Archive |
| Uplive | Survive | Endive |
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One Syllable Life Rhymes
| Knife | Wife | Strife |
| Rife | Fife | Dive |
| Hive | Jive | Live |
| Chive | Drive | Five |
| Shrive | Thrive | Grieve |
| Sieve | Blythe | Skive |
| Clive | Swipe | Blithe |
| Blythe | Breathe | Glide |
| Grime | Guide | Heist |
| Kite | Light | Might |
| Night | Plight | Prize |
| Right | Sight | Slight |
| Smite | Tight | Trite |
| White |
Two Syllable Life Rhymes
| Archive | Arrive | Contrive |
| Derive | Revive | Survive |
| Relive | Misgive | Forgive |
| Outlive | Belive | Deceive |
| Conceive | Perceive | Reprieve |
| Unlive | Disbelieve | Interleave |
| Overdrive | High-five |
Three Syllable Life Rhymes
- Underdrive
- Overstrive
- Misderive
- Recontrive
- Disbelieve
- Preconceive
- Misconceive
- Overachieve
- Counterdrive
Short Words That Rhyme with Life
| Bife | Cife | Dife |
| Gife | Hife | Jife |
| Kife | Lipe | Mife |
| Nife | Pipe | Ripe |
| Sife | Tife | Vife |
| Wipe | Xipe | Yipe |
| Zipe | Fipe |
Positive Words That Rhyme with Life
| Thrive | Drive | Jive |
| Hive | Strive | Alive |
| Arrive | Revive | Archive |
| Survive | Five | Hive |
| Skive | High-five | Connive |
| Derive | Enlive | Outdrive |
| Relive |
Life Rhyme Words With Meanings
Here is the list of rhyme words with their meanings:
- Archive: A place where historical records and documents are stored.
- Hive: A structure where bees live and produce honey.
- Drive: To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle.
- Jive: A lively style of dance or to speak in a way that is not sincere.
- Thrive: To grow, develop, or be successful.
- Dive: To jump into water head first or to quickly go down.
- Conceive: To come up with an idea or plan.
- Deceive: To make someone believe something that is not true.
- Sleeve: The part of a garment that covers the arm.
- Believe: To accept something as true.
- Grieve: To feel deep sadness, especially because someone has died.
- Weave: To make cloth by crossing threads over and under each other.
- Shrive: To confess, especially to a priest.
- Arrive: To reach a place.
- Contrive: To plan with cleverness or ingenuity.
- Derive: To get something from a source.
- Revive: To bring back to life or consciousness.
- Five: The number after four.
- Chive: A small, edible onion-like plant used in cooking.
- Clive: A personal name (no widely known general meaning).
- Hive (duplicate): A structure where bees live and produce honey.
- Jive (duplicate): A lively style of dance or insincere talk.
- Live: To be alive or to reside somewhere.
- Pensive: Deep in thought, often with a hint of sadness.
- Reprieve: A temporary relief from harm or discomfort.
- Misgive: To create doubt or apprehension.
- Relive: To experience something again in the mind.
- Sieve: A utensil for sifting or straining.
- Spive: A man, especially one engaged in shady dealings (British slang).
- Swive: An archaic term for having sexual intercourse.
