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analepsis

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An`a`lep´sis    (ăn`å`lĕp´sĭs)
1.(Med.) Recovery of strength after sickness.

analepsis, analepsy
Obsolete, a form of epileptic attack.
See also: Disease and Illness
Obsolete, recovery of strength after an illness. See also food and nutrition.
See also: Strength and Weakness
Obsolete, the nutrition of an emaciated body.
See also: Food and Nutrition


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Antes por el contrario, tales consecuencias sirven para, en algunas ocasiones, ayudar a llenar las grietas semanticas, concretizando las indeterminaciones surgidas como resultado de haber utilizado cualquier modalidad discursiva del fenomeno narratologico de las anacronias, bien sea que estas se manifiestan como analepsis, prolepsis o a traves de diversas combinaciones coloquiales y reflexionantes de las mismas.
The main forms are retrospection, or analepsis (the analeptic order of the events a,b,c would be c,b,a), and anticipation, or prolepsis (order of the events c,a,b).
As it hurtles towards its thrilling conclusion with analepsis and current events edging closer, Patty shows the folly of wearing white shoes after Labor Day.
 
 
 
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