Noun:

বিলোপ, লোপ,

elisions's Usage Examples:

language may reflect elisions that have taken place in the past.

Such elisions may originally have been.

transference and countertransference phenomena, as well as attention to elisions, avoidances, and gaps in an interviewees' answers and attention to interviewees'.

He also states that he allowed himself fewer elisions than did Bridges in the later and more famous example of the meter, The.

Bridges identifies the following kinds of elision: vowel elisions elision through H poetic elision of semi-vowels elision through R elision.

is the most musical of the Konkani dialects with its consistent use of elisions.

Ra and John Gilmore making, significant as much in their silences and elisions as in anything actually said, full of dark matter and tonal dust, interrupted.

others have pointed out, these elisions were intended to be read aloud exactly as printed.

Therefore, these elisions effectively created words that existed.

allows himself a wider range of elisions in the later poems.

In particular he finds one instance apiece of elisions through SH and ST which he states.

Expanding the elisions gives "So the exciseman as asked un the question had his grin at un, but.

The morphological analyser segments the text (expanding elisions, marking set phrases, etc.

Long vowels are the result of historical elisions and contractions.

Historically, medieval Catalan also used the symbol · as a marker for certain elisions, much like the modern apostrophe (see Occitan below) and hyphenations.

represents the termination of a metrical foot, and apostrophes represent elisions.

claims that within the poem, "Wordsworth achieves the most haunting of his elisions of the human as a mode of being separate from nature.

Synonyms:

exclusion; omission; exception;

Antonyms:

acceptance; inclusion;