Definition: Amphorophony is a term used in biblical literature to refer to a speech or writing style that emphasizes long, complex words over frequent repetition. This style was commonly seen in ancient Greek poetry, where poets would write short lines rather than complete stanzas with precise phrasing and extensive vocabulary. Amphi means "in" or "over", while the word "phono" refers to "speech". In this context, it means a speech that is long and complex due to its brevity.
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