anoiconometon
anoiconometon noun: want of proper arrangement; a figure in which words are confused and set without order.
Noun
anoiconometon (uncountable)
- Want of proper arrangement; a figure in which words are confused and set without order.
- Anoiconometon ... when there is no good disposition of the words, but all are confused up and down and set without order.1593, Henry Peacham, The Garden of Eloquence
Origin of anoiconometon
From Ancient Greek ἀνοικονόμητον (anoikonómēton, “not set in order, without arrangement”), from ἀν- (an-, “not”) + οἰκονομέω (oikonoméō, “to arrange, manage”).
Questions about anoiconometon
- What does anoiconometon mean?
- Anoiconometon means want of proper arrangement; a figure in which words are confused and set without order.
- What part of speech is anoiconometon?
- Anoiconometon is a noun.
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