Definition: A brachylogie is a type of visual metaphor used in literature, art, and design to convey a sense of distance or isolation. It involves using geometric shapes and elements that are not typically seen together (such as lines, circles, rectangles) to represent something else entirely. This can be particularly useful for conveying the idea of being separated from one's surroundings or experiencing a lack of connection. For example, in a picture, a person might appear to be standing still but is actually on
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