ellipsis
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el·lip·sis
(ē-lip'sis),Omission of words or ideas, leaving the whole to be completed by the reader or listener.
[G. ek-, out, + leipsis, leaving]
ellipsis
[ilip′sis]
(in psychiatry) the omission by a patient of meaningful thoughts and ideas while undergoing therapy.
ellipsis
(ē-lĭp′sĭs) [L. ellīpsis fr. Gr., a falling short, defective]In psychoanalysis, omission by the patient of important words or ideas during treatment.