"adnomination" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1994, Mary Kinzie, The judge is fury: dislocation and form in poetry, page 138:",
          "text": "The flurry of adnomination (varying a \"root\" term with prefixes and suffixes, as \"luminous,\" by a kind of home etymology, is turned into \"voluminous\") — this flurry of punning settles into a joke out of a farce...",
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          "ref": "2013, Darko Suvin, In Leviathan's Belly: Essays for a Counter-Revolutionary Time, →ISBN:",
          "text": "Characteristically, a rhetorical figure called “adnomination” is used, which repeats noun root in verb root or vice versa (for ex . “passing without passport” or “Slaves of the bourgeois class, daily and hourly enslaved”) .",
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          "text": "In strophe D, the repetition of the stem אבל produces alliteration and can be described as adnomination (the repetition of words with the same root).",
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          "word": "annominaatio"
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