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run-on

/ˈrʌn.ɒn/

Traduction: Se dit d'une phrase ou d'un style d'écriture qui se prolonge sans ponctuation ni conjonctions correctes, devenant souvent grammaticalement incorrect ou confus.

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adjective

/ˈrʌn.ɒn/C1formal
  • frSe dit d'une phrase ou d'un style d'écriture qui se prolonge sans ponctuation ni conjonctions correctes, devenant souvent grammaticalement incorrect ou confus.

Describes a sentence or style of writing that continues without proper punctuation or conjunctions, often becoming grammatically incorrect or confusing.

  1. Without a pause between linesC1formal

    Describing a line of verse that continues into the next line without a grammatical or rhetorical break.

    frEnjambé

    • The poet used run-on lines to create a flowing rhythm.
    • In this sonnet, the run-on structure emphasizes the speaker's urgency.
    • Run-on verse often mimics natural speech patterns.

    Antonymesend-stopped

Formes
  • more run-on comparative form
  • most run-on superlative form