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Anapodoton
Techniques > Use of language > Figures of speech > Anapodoton Method | Example | Discussion | See also
DescriptionAnapodoton is omission of clause for deliberate effect. ExampleNow that just goes to show! DiscussionWhen something is omitted from a sentence, we have to guess what that something is. This may be deliberate or unconscious. When it is obvious what the omission is, then anapodoton can be used to avoid having to say something that may cause embarrassment or criticism. Classification: Omission See also |
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