lipogram
/ˈlɪpəɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A passage or composition in which one or more letters of the alphabet are omitted.
“The writer’s novel was a famous example of a lipogram, written without the use of the letter ‘e’.”
2. noun
A type of literary work that excludes one or more letters, often used as a literary device.
“The author’s lipogram was praised for its creativity and linguistic skill.”