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Significats de elision en anglès

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A deliberate act of omission.

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        elisió

        Omission of one or more sounds in a word or phrase.

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              Gibbons is an expert at the devious hint, the suggestive elision.
              The Guardian
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              Citing a need to protect US forces in Irbil, then, is a convenient elision.
              The Guardian
              3
              Brenton spoke with the curt elision of his country ancestry.
              The Brentons
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              We have only an apparent elision of y a few lines later in his aspiring
              The Spectator, Volumes 1, 2 and 3 / With Translations and Index ...
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              And so the association, the elision, is swiftly clarified.
              The Guardian
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              I don't believe in the word 'can't,' either with or without the mark of elision.
              In the Midst of Alarms
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              In elision he stands midway between Catullus and Ovid, inclining, however, more nearly to the latter.
              The History of Roman Literature / From the Earliest Period to th...
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              This seems apparent from other numbers where it has not suffered elision, but merely incorporation, as:-
              The Maya Chronicles / Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American L...
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              But there is also pollution, from a dangerous elision between news that pays and news that matters.
              The Guardian
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              There is no hint of elision in the speech of Adeline Blakeley, scarcely a trace of vernacular.
              Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
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              On saxophone, Atzmon re-enters with his characteristic mingling of Middle Eastern microtonalism, and an eerie elision of notes.
              The Guardian
              12
              Such seeming contradiction comes from elision.
              Swirling Waters
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              It's this elision between modes that allows her to create nuanced works of literary fiction out of sensationalist material.
              The Guardian
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              In Bond's story, this community becomes the fictional Black Community, an elision as central to American folklore as Mammy.
              Ebony
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              The elision is not a happy one, and the mere suppression of the "and" does not produce a satisfying line.
              Memoirs of My Dead Life
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              Such writing is free, unaccompanied by errors in spelling, there is no elision of syllables and no difficulty in finding the words desired.
              The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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