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quadrisyllable
[ kwod-ruh-sil-uh-buhl ]
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- ±ç³Ü²¹»å·°ù¾±Â·²õ²â±ô·±ô²¹²ú·¾±³¦ [kwod-r, uh, -si-, lab, -ik], ±ç³Ü²¹»år¾±Â·²õ²â±ô·±ô²¹²úi·³¦²¹±ô adjective
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Origin of quadrisyllable1
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Quadrisyllable, kwod-ri-sil′a-bl n. a word consisting of four syllables.—adjs.
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But Alexandrides lengthens the word into a quadrisyllable, and calls it á½ á½±Ïιον.
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The quadrisyllable has Joycean overtones: macneilehrer -- a run-on conjuring up two-headed television journalism, emanating from Washington and New York, dispassionate, in-depth and, in the words of one contributor, "gloriously boring."
Must be pronounced as a quadrisyllable.
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Note the quadrisyllable ending, and compare EP II ix 41-42 'quis non Antiphaten Laestrygona deuouet? aut quis / munifici mores improbet Alcinoi?'.
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