Definition of hyperbaton in English:

hyperbaton

noun hʌɪˈpəːbətɒnhaɪˈpərbəˌtɑn

Rhetoric

An inversion of the normal order of words, especially for the sake of emphasis, as in the sentence ‘this I must see’.
〔修辞〕倒置法（尤指为了强调，如例句 'this I must see'）
Example sentencesExamples
- The prose of Marías wraps long sentences and hyperbatons in a more torrid embrace than ever in his reiterations.
- Likewise, Lucan uses hyperbaton to suggest Erictho's agitation, as she threatens to reveal Persephone's darkest secrets.
- A couple of hyperbatons here and there can help create more suspense.
- That's an original idea, toss out SVO syntax and let the hyperbatons roll!
- The use of the poetic device hyperbaton, or inverted word order, is a form of repetition that sets the mood for the rest of the section.

Origin

Mid 16th century: via Latin from Greek huperbaton 'overstepping' (from huper 'over, above' + bainein 'go, walk').

Definition of hyperbaton in US English:

hyperbaton

nounhīˈpərbəˌtänhaɪˈpərbəˌtɑn

Rhetoric

An inversion of the normal order of words, especially for the sake of emphasis, as in the sentence “this I must see.”.
〔修辞〕倒置法（尤指为了强调，如例句 'this I must see'）
Example sentencesExamples
- The prose of Marías wraps long sentences and hyperbatons in a more torrid embrace than ever in his reiterations.
- That's an original idea, toss out SVO syntax and let the hyperbatons roll!
- The use of the poetic device hyperbaton, or inverted word order, is a form of repetition that sets the mood for the rest of the section.
- Likewise, Lucan uses hyperbaton to suggest Erictho's agitation, as she threatens to reveal Persephone's darkest secrets.
- A couple of hyperbatons here and there can help create more suspense.

Origin

Mid 16th century: via Latin from Greek huperbaton ‘overstepping’ (from huper ‘over, above’ + bainein ‘go, walk’).

单词	hyperbaton
释义	Definition of hyperbaton in English: hyperbaton noun hʌɪˈpəːbətɒnhaɪˈpərbəˌtɑn Rhetoric An inversion of the normal order of words, especially for the sake of emphasis, as in the sentence ‘this I must see’. 〔修辞〕倒置法（尤指为了强调，如例句 'this I must see'） Example sentencesExamples The prose of Marías wraps long sentences and hyperbatons in a more torrid embrace than ever in his reiterations. Likewise, Lucan uses hyperbaton to suggest Erictho's agitation, as she threatens to reveal Persephone's darkest secrets. A couple of hyperbatons here and there can help create more suspense. That's an original idea, toss out SVO syntax and let the hyperbatons roll! The use of the poetic device hyperbaton, or inverted word order, is a form of repetition that sets the mood for the rest of the section. Origin Mid 16th century: via Latin from Greek huperbaton 'overstepping' (from huper 'over, above' + bainein 'go, walk'). Definition of hyperbaton in US English: hyperbaton nounhīˈpərbəˌtänhaɪˈpərbəˌtɑn Rhetoric An inversion of the normal order of words, especially for the sake of emphasis, as in the sentence “this I must see.”. 〔修辞〕倒置法（尤指为了强调，如例句 'this I must see'） Example sentencesExamples The prose of Marías wraps long sentences and hyperbatons in a more torrid embrace than ever in his reiterations. That's an original idea, toss out SVO syntax and let the hyperbatons roll! The use of the poetic device hyperbaton, or inverted word order, is a form of repetition that sets the mood for the rest of the section. Likewise, Lucan uses hyperbaton to suggest Erictho's agitation, as she threatens to reveal Persephone's darkest secrets. A couple of hyperbatons here and there can help create more suspense. Origin Mid 16th century: via Latin from Greek huperbaton ‘overstepping’ (from huper ‘over, above’ + bainein ‘go, walk’).
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