| 释义 |
an·a·di·plo·sis
\ˌanədə̇ˈplōsə̇s\ noun
(plural anadiplo·ses \-ōˌsēz\)
Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek anadiplōsis, literally, repetition, from anadiploun to double, reduplicate (from ana- + diploun to double) + -sis — more at diploma
: repetition of a prominent word, usually the last in a phrase, clause, sentence, or verse, at the beginning of the next phrase, clause, sentence, or verse (as “rely on his honor — honor such as his?”) |