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There can be words beginning with different letters without ruining the alliteration, but the more words that do start with the same letter, the stronger the alliteration.
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One example of a four-letter word where the second and last letters are the same is "ball." In this word, the second letter 'a' is the same as the last letter 'l.' Another example is "hall," where the second letter 'a' is also the same as the last letter 'l.' These are known as palindromic words, where the word reads the same forwards and backwards.
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The word is "queue."
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There are no words in the english language that meet this rule, sorry. Although, I believe you phrased the question incorrectly. Perhaps you meant to ask this:What five letter word sounds the same way if you removed the last four letters.The answer is the word QUEUE, because it's pronounced "Q." So, naturally, if you remove the last four letters, you are left with the letter Q.
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The word is queue, pronounced "Q."The same would apply to the letter name "aitch," if you remove the first four letters.
"Eugene" is a name that meets these requirements.