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Noun paralipsis has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: ParalipsisPart of Speech: Noun (singular and plural)Sense 1:Definition: A rhetorical figure in which an idea is implied or suggested by deliberately pretending to pass it over. Example sentence: The politician skillfully used paralipsis to subtly criticize his opponent's questionable ethics without directly mentioning them. Sense 2:Definition: The deliberate act of omitting or pretending to omit something so as to draw attention to it. Example sentence: In her speech, the speaker cleverly employed paralipsis to bring attention to the scandals surrounding her opponent's past. Part of Speech: Plural nounSense 1:Definition: An ancient board game similar to backgammon played on a special board with twelve points on each side. Example sentence: The archeologists discovered a paralipsis board during the excavation of an ancient city, offering insights into the games played by the civilization. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense 1:Definition: Of or relating to the region or its inhabitants; local. Example sentence: The paralipsis dialect spoken in that remote village had unique vocabulary and grammar features not found elsewhere. Sense 2:Definition: Well-liked or favored by many people; popular. Example sentence: The paralipsis restaurant in town serves the most delicious pizza, and it quickly became a favorite among the locals. Related Amazon products: | ||||
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