Hypernym

• RHETORICAL FIGURE形式詞格　RHETORICAL DEVICE which mainly consists in the distribution of expressions in a passage.
• RHETORICAL DEVICE詞格　METHOD of adorning discourse.

Hyponym

• APHAIRESISELLIPSIS of the first part of a word.
• APOCOPEELLIPSIS of the last part of a word. 省尾法 Omission of the last syllable in word.
• ASYNDETONELLIPSIS of a connective like "and" or "or" between words, expressions or clauses even linked sentences. Unmarked juxtaposition of coordinate elements.
  • ASYNDETON-ADVERBIAL　ASYNDETON in a complex modifier of a verbal expression.
  • ASYNDETON-ADNOMINAL-MULITIPLE　
  • ASYNDETON-MULTIPLE　ASYNDETON with more than two members.
  • SERIES　排列法 List of coordinated elements.
  • DISJUNCTION-DECLARATIVE+ASYNDETON　陳述選擇式＋聯系詞省略法
• ELLIPSIS-EGO-SUBJECTELLIPSIS of the first person subject. 自我省略法　ELLIPSIS of the first person subject.
• ELLIPSIS-NEW-SUBJECTELLIPSIS of a new subject. 換主語而省略主語法 ELLIPSIS of a subject in spite of the fact that there has been a change of subject.
• ENTHYMEMAELLIPSIS of a premiss in an argument.
• APHAERESISMETAPLASMUS or ELLISPSIS in the form of omission of a syllable from the beginning of a word, as 'twixt for betwixt.
• APOSIOPESISANOMIA in the form of ELLIPSIS of the last part of a sentence, paragraph or passage.Deliberate act of falling silent in mid-sentence. Also known as RETICENTIA (as opposed to INTERRUPTIO 打斷法 )
  • APOSIOPESIS-SENTENTIAL　APOSIOPESIS of the last part of a paragraph. Falling silent after a subordinate sentence, thus omitting the main clause, ellipsis of a whole clause.Traditionally known by the Greek tongue-breaker "anantapodoton".The protasis (e.g. first part of a conditional clause) is present, but the apodosis (e.g. the second part of an "if ... then" sentence) is absent.
• ELLIPSIS-DISJUNCTION選擇法　Unmarked juxtaposition of two expressions which must be interpreted as alternatives linked by "or".
• ARSIS-AND-THESIS+ELLIPSISARSIS-AND-THESIS in which only the dismissed statement is made explicitly, and the asserted statement is left to be understood.
• DIAZEUGMAZEUGMA of identical subjects in successive clauses. One subject serving as the subject for many verbs.
• HYPOZEUGMA先省略法 Ellipsis of a word or expression which is mentioned once and understood/omitted afterwards in the same clause, sentence, or sometimes even wider context.
• PROZEUGMA後省略法 Ellipsis of a word which reoccurs later within the same clause, sentence, or sometimes even wider context. This is so common that one need not go on registering it.