anacoluthia

• Sustantivo que designa una figura gramatical o retórica en la que una oración cambia bruscamente de una estructura sintáctica a otra, produciendo una falta de la continuidad gramatical esperada.

A noun referring to a grammatical or rhetorical construction in which a sentence abruptly shifts from one syntactic structure to another, often resulting in a lack of expected grammatical sequence.

incontable

1. Grammatical inconsistencyC2formal

   A sudden shift in sentence structure that breaks grammatical consistency, often used for rhetorical effect.

   Anacoluto

   • The speaker's anacoluthia made the sentence hard to follow.
   • In literature, anacoluthia can mimic natural speech patterns.
   • The writer used anacoluthia to emphasize the character's confusion.

   Sinónimosanacoluthon