Prodelision (noun)
pro-del-ish-on
Elision of the initial vowel of a word.
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Classical Review. From classical Latin prōd, variant (used before vowels) of prō + elision.
Example sentences
“The accent lends itself to the use of prodelision”
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