Pronunciation of ellipsis with 23 audio pronunciations
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an ellipsis and is used to show that the writer has left something out deliberately; or has offered a thought that isn't complete; or to show that time has passed; or to show that a speech was all over the place
This first essay (Exetasis quadraturae circuli, Leiden, 1651) was quickly succeeded by his Theoremata de quadratura hyperboles, ellipsis, et circuli; while, in a treatise entitled De circuli magnitudine inventa, he made, three years later, the closest approximation so far obtained to the ratio of th
Many sentences begin with a when or on the day when which seems to hover in the air, so that the commentators are driven to supply a think of this or some such ellipsis.
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