elide

Object

• difference: How is it that protagonists for the learning agenda present the case they advocate by reference to arguments which elide such difference in meaning?
• subject: The most common empty subject is a subject elided under conjunction ( NP-NOM *con* ).
• distinction: It is sometimes helpful to elide the distinction and sometimes helpful to stress it.
• letter: He attended special courses at the Sago Mountain University to learn how to elide the letters.
• word: Everything was taken as a similar pace, with similar emphasis, with words elided and diction often poor.

Modifying Another Word

• often: The ancient association of women with tears was often elided with this intensified Reformed concern over excessive or improper mourning ( 23 ).
• not: Note In organic replacement nomenclature the final " a " of the replacement prefix is not elided ( ref.
• also: The idea that abortion for abnormality represents discrimination against the disabled also elides the difference between fetal life, and our respect for persons.