ecthlipses
/ɛkˈθlɪp.sɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A shortened or contracted form of a word, especially one that omits a part in the middle.
“The poet’s use of ecthlipsis created a sense of urgency in the poem.”
1. noun
A shortened or contracted form of a word, especially one that omits a part in the middle.
“The poet’s use of ecthlipsis created a sense of urgency in the poem.”