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Jun. 05, 2015

holophrase \HOL-uh-freyz, HOH-luh-\ noun 1. a word functioning as a phrase or sentence, as the imperative Go! Quotes Addressed by a man of college age, Kellett could not so much as mumble the holophrase "Help!" in response, still less reply in declarative utterances. -- Dennis Ford, Red Star, 2007 Origin Holophrase came to English in the late 1800s from the Greek roots holos meaning "whole, entire" and phrásis meaning "diction, style, speech."

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