- In
linguistics and literature,
periphrasis (/pəˈrɪfrəsɪs/) is the use of a
larger number of words, with an
implicit comparison to the
possibility of using...
- Cir****locution (also
called cir****duction, cir****volution,
periphrasis, kenning,[dubious – discuss] or ambage[citation needed]) is the use of an unnecessarily...
- fact that the
remote preterite tense of
verbs is
usually formed with a
periphrasis consisting of the verb "to go" plus infinitive.
Catalan has two types...
- as a
euphemism for
their problematic words infirmité or invalidité.
Periphrasis, or cir****locution, is one of the most common: to "speak around" a given...
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obligatoriness was not
complete until the nineteenth. The
increasing use of do
periphrasis coincides with the
fixing of SVO word order. Not surprisingly, do is...
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periphrases for
tense and mode. Here we list the most common. The
perfect periphrasis is
composed of the sum
auxiliary and a
perfect participle such as ductus...
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ellipsis Noun
phrase Number Object Open
class word Part of
speech Particle Periphrasis Person Personal pronoun Phrasal verb
Phrase Phrase structure grammar...
- died'). Similarly, the 'present indicative'
auxiliary in "habeō"
perfect periphrasis as in habeō subōrnātum may
represent either a
present ownership of placed...
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Saint Theophan the Recluse"). "Our Lady of Lourdes" is
essentially periphrasis,
except where some
aspect of the
Virgin is invoked.[citation needed]...
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system present in the
older languages. Instead, it
relies heavily on
periphrasis, a
marginal verbal feature of
older Indo-Aryan languages.
Nepali is generally...
