Definition of hypallage in English:

hypallage

noun hɪˈpalədʒiːhʌɪˈpalədʒiːhi-

Rhetoric

A transposition of the natural relations of two elements in a proposition, for example in the sentence ‘Melissa shook her doubtful curls’.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hyphens and adverbs partake of this concatenation of the style that ends up creating hypallages.
- I've also left out extremely rare or poetic devices (like hypallage) and terms referring to common linguistic errors (like anacoluthon).
- The English index covers topics and authors; as a sample I give four consecutive entries: hunting, Hyginus, hymn-language and hypallage.
- It is easier to give examples than to explain hypallage.
- Just as in Debussy's Preludes, these epigraphs are also metaphors, hypallages and paradigms that can be interpreted ad libitum.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek hupallagē, from hupo 'under' + allassein 'to exchange'.

Rhymes

allergy, analogy, genealogy, metallurgy, mineralogy, tetralogy

Definition of hypallage in US English:

hypallage

nounhi-

Rhetoric

A transposition of the natural relations of two elements in a proposition, for example in the sentence “Melissa shook her doubtful curls.”.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've also left out extremely rare or poetic devices (like hypallage) and terms referring to common linguistic errors (like anacoluthon).
- The English index covers topics and authors; as a sample I give four consecutive entries: hunting, Hyginus, hymn-language and hypallage.
- It is easier to give examples than to explain hypallage.
- Just as in Debussy's Preludes, these epigraphs are also metaphors, hypallages and paradigms that can be interpreted ad libitum.
- Hyphens and adverbs partake of this concatenation of the style that ends up creating hypallages.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek hupallagē, from hupo ‘under’ + allassein ‘to exchange’.

单词	hypallage
释义	Definition of hypallage in English: hypallage noun hɪˈpalədʒiːhʌɪˈpalədʒiːhi- Rhetoric A transposition of the natural relations of two elements in a proposition, for example in the sentence ‘Melissa shook her doubtful curls’. Example sentencesExamples Hyphens and adverbs partake of this concatenation of the style that ends up creating hypallages. I've also left out extremely rare or poetic devices (like hypallage) and terms referring to common linguistic errors (like anacoluthon). The English index covers topics and authors; as a sample I give four consecutive entries: hunting, Hyginus, hymn-language and hypallage. It is easier to give examples than to explain hypallage. Just as in Debussy's Preludes, these epigraphs are also metaphors, hypallages and paradigms that can be interpreted ad libitum. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek hupallagē, from hupo 'under' + allassein 'to exchange'. Rhymes allergy, analogy, genealogy, metallurgy, mineralogy, tetralogy Definition of hypallage in US English: hypallage nounhi- Rhetoric A transposition of the natural relations of two elements in a proposition, for example in the sentence “Melissa shook her doubtful curls.”. Example sentencesExamples I've also left out extremely rare or poetic devices (like hypallage) and terms referring to common linguistic errors (like anacoluthon). The English index covers topics and authors; as a sample I give four consecutive entries: hunting, Hyginus, hymn-language and hypallage. It is easier to give examples than to explain hypallage. Just as in Debussy's Preludes, these epigraphs are also metaphors, hypallages and paradigms that can be interpreted ad libitum. Hyphens and adverbs partake of this concatenation of the style that ends up creating hypallages. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek hupallagē, from hupo ‘under’ + allassein ‘to exchange’.
随便看	gobsmacking gobs of gobs of gobss gob stick gobstopper gobstoppers gob-struck go bump go bung go bung goburra go bush go bush go bust go-by goby go by go by car go by default go by default go-by-ground go by/on shanks's pony go by/past go by sea