prolepsis

• Sustantivo que designa un recurso retórico o literario mediante el cual el hablante anticipa y responde a posibles objeciones del oponente o del público antes de que sean formuladas.

A noun referring to a rhetorical or literary device in which a speaker anticipates and addresses an opponent's or audience's potential objections before they are raised.

1. Anticipating objectionsC2formal

   A rhetorical device where a speaker or writer anticipates and addresses an objection or counterargument before it is raised.

   prolepsis

   • In his speech, he used prolepsis to counter potential criticism of his plan.
   • The author employed prolepsis to strengthen her argument by addressing doubts upfront.
   • Prolepsis is a common technique in persuasive writing and debate.

   Sinónimosanticipationpreemption