Definition of "anacoluthia" []

• A syntactic construction in which an element is followed by another that does not agree properly (noun)

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• "To be fully engaged emotionally requires celebrating what the Stoic philosophers called anacoluthia—the mutual entailment of the virtues."
• "The Stoic philosophers referred to this paradox as anacoluthia, the mutual entailment of the virtues."
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