synzeugma
synzeugma noun: a type of zeugma in which a verb joins and governs two phrases by coming between them; a synonym of mesozeugma.
Noun
synzeugma (uncountable)
- A type of zeugma in which a verb joins and governs two phrases by coming between them; a synonym of mesozeugma.
- Ad Herennium 4.27.38: "Either with disease beauty fades or with time."
Forms of synzeugma
| alternative form | synzeugmenon |
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Origin of synzeugma
Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek συν- (sun-) + ζεῦγμα (zeûgma, “yoke, bond”).
Questions about synzeugma
- What does synzeugma mean?
- Synzeugma means a type of zeugma in which a verb joins and governs two phrases by coming between them; a synonym of mesozeugma.
- What part of speech is synzeugma?
- Synzeugma is a noun.
Words near synzeugma in the dictionary
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