👉 In linguistics, an epirrheme is a type of syntactic pattern that occurs in a single word or phrase, where the meaning and tone of the sentence are altered by changing one or more words. An example of an epirrheme is "I'm going to the store" with "store" changed to "supermarket." This is an example of a syntactic pattern that can be used to change the meaning and tone of a sentence, making it sound different from its original
