Well it wasn't part of the original problem statement, so the solution allows sort to pick any order it chooses for elements with the same vowel string. You can tack on the original word to the end of the vowels string to sort by consonants when vowel strings match.

Here is that idea, but using GRT Sort instead of ST:

use 5.014; say join ', ', map {s/.*\0//r} sort map {tr/aeiou//cdr."\0$_"} qw( xexix babebib xaxexi babebibb );
output:
babebib, babebibb, xaxexi, xexix

In reply to Re^3: Sorting Strings By Vowel Sequence by Loops
in thread Sorting Strings By Vowel Sequence by NewToPerl777

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