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metalepsis

/ˌmɛt.əˈlɛp.sɪs/

Traducción: Figura retórica que consiste en la sustitución de una metonimia por otra, formando una cadena de asociaciones o referencias a tropos previos, a menudo con un sentido complejo o indirecto.

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noun

/ˌmɛt.əˈlɛp.sɪs/C2formalart
  • esFigura retórica que consiste en la sustitución de una metonimia por otra, formando una cadena de asociaciones o referencias a tropos previos, a menudo con un sentido complejo o indirecto.

A figure of speech in which a metonymy is substituted for another figurative sense, often involving a chain of associations or a reference to a previous trope.

  1. Rhetorical figureC2formal

    A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is used in a new sense by substituting a metonymy of one figurative sense for another, often creating a layered or indirect reference.

    esMétalepsis (figura retórica)

    • The poet used metalepsis to connect the idea of 'the pen' with 'the sword' in a complex way.
    • In his speech, he employed metalepsis, referring to 'the crown' to imply both monarchy and justice.
    • The novel's title is a metalepsis, linking the character's journey to a broader historical event.
Formas
  • metalepses plural form
  • metalepses' possessive plural form
  • metalepsis's possessive singular form