Definition of: elision

(i·lizh′ən) noun
1. The eliding or striking out of a part of a word, as in “o'er” for “over.”
2. A suppression of a part. [<L elisio, -onis <elidere. See ELIDE.]

Most often used phrases:

elision ensemble
vowel elision
poetic elision
elision e
elision occurs
copy elision
lock elision
consonant elision
undergoes elision
complete elision
elision french
elision rule

'elision' used in domains:

elisions.com
bendelisionline.com
elisionis.com
telision.com
jelision.com
accelision.com

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Definition of: elision

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