using many conjunctions

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• polysyndeton — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Late Greek, neuter of polysyndetos using many conjunctions, from Greek poly + syndetos bound together, conjunctive more at asyndeton Date: circa 1577 repetition of conjunctions in close succession (as in we have… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• polysyndeton — [päl΄i sin′də tän΄, päl΄i sin′dətən] n. [ModL < neut. of LGr polysyndetos, using many conjunctions < Gr poly , POLY + syndetos, bound together < syndein, to bind together: see SYNDETIC] Rhetoric the use or repetition of conjunctions in… …   English World dictionary

• πολυσύνδεσμος — using many conjunctions masc/fem nom sg …   Greek morphological index (Ελληνική μορφολογικούς δείκτες)

• not only... but also — This construction is common in the speech and writing of many persons who probably have no idea that they are using correlative conjunctions: Not only Fred but also Lynn and Susie are planning to go. She was not only cold but also hungry. Two… …   Dictionary of problem words and expressions

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