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elision

The omission of a sound or syllable when speaking, especially to make the word easier to pronounce. / The act of leaving out or ignoring a part of a story, a piece of information, or a detail, often to simplify a narrative or conceal something.
Noun
pl: elisions

Meanings

Noun

The act of leaving out or ignoring a part of a story, a piece of information, or a detail, often to simplify a narrative or conceal something.

The author's elision of the protagonist's childhood creates a sense of mystery about his motivations.

Examples

The rapid elision of vowels is a characteristic feature of this dialect.

The rapid elision of vowels is a characteristic feature of this dialect.

School Life

I wonder if the elision of the middle chapter was a mistake by the editor.

I wonder if the elision of the middle chapter was a mistake by the editor.

Listen to how the speaker uses elision to blend the words together.

Listen to how the speaker uses elision to blend the words together.

School Life

The witness provided a skewed account through the strategic elision of key facts.

The witness provided a skewed account through the strategic elision of key facts.

Detective

Such frequent elision in casual speech can make it hard for beginners to understand.

Travel

The poet employs elision to maintain the strict meter of the verse.

The poet employs elision to maintain the strict meter of the verse.

Her elision of the conflict in their marriage made the couple seem perfect.

Romance

The historian noted the elision of certain events in the official state record.

History

That elision of the final consonant is typical for native speakers of this language.

That elision of the final consonant is typical for native speakers of this language.

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