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cat·a·lex·is
\ˌkad.əlˈeksə̇s\ noun
(plural catalexes \-ˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek katalēxis close of a rhetorical period, from katalēgein to leave off — more at catalectic
: omission or incompleteness in the last foot of a line or other unit in metrical verse : terminal truncation |