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Definitions from the WebEllipsis ExamplesEllipsis, in grammar and punctuation, refers to the omission of one or more words that are easily understood in the context of a sentence. It is often represented by three periods (...) to indicate the missing words. Part of Speech: NounSense 1: An omission of words in a sentence to create a more concise or dramatic effect. Example sentence: The poet used ellipsis examples throughout his poem to evoke the reader's imagination. Sense 2: A series of dots used in writing or printing to indicate a pause, hesitation, or unfinished thought. Example sentence: The writer employed ellipsis examples as a stylistic device to convey the character's uncertainty. Part of Speech: Plural nounSense: Alternate term for ellipses. Example sentence: The grammar handbook provided various ellipsis examples to help writers understand their correct usage. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense: Pertaining to or characterized by the use of ellipsis. Example sentence: The essay had an ellipsis style, with frequent use of ellipsis examples to create suspense. Related Products: | ||||
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