Usually means: Break in sentence structure coherence.
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▸ noun:  (grammar) A syntactic construction in which an element is followed by another that does not agree properly

Similar:
anacoluthon, anacoloutha, amphiboly, para-hypotaxis, incongruity, anataxis, acoloutha, agnate, alogism, inconsonance, more...

Opposite:
coherence, consistency, continuity, flow, unity

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Similar:
anacoluthon, anacoloutha, amphiboly, para-hypotaxis, incongruity, anataxis, acoloutha, agnate, alogism, inconsonance, more...

Opposite:
coherence, consistency, continuity, flow, unity



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