Verb:

அசையை உச்சரிக்காது விட்டு விடு,

elide's Usage Examples:

"elide the distinction and sometimes helpful to stress it.

The most common empty subject is a subject elided under conjunction (NP-NOM *con* ).

Dactylopsila is easily recognized by its attenuated fourth finger and parti-coloured fur; the flying species are classed as Petauroides, Petaurus, Gymnobelideus and Acrobates, the last no larger than a mouse; while Dromicia, Distaechurus and Acrobates are allied types without parachutes (see Phalanger).

This would produce the phrase: "Je tu aime," but there is another problem with this phrase, which is that because the pronoun tu ends with a vowel and the verb aimer starts with a vowel, the pronoun tu elides with the verb.

We have, in fact, returned very nearly to Cuvier's conception of a great division or branch, which he called Articulata, including the Arthropoda and the Chaetopoda (Annelides of Lamarck, a name adopted by Cuvier), and differing from it only by the inclusion of the Rotif era.

Lamarck's term Annelides, now used to denote a major phylum or division of coelomate invertebrate animals.

To avoid repetition, the subject in the second clause (and the co-ordinating conjunction) are therefore elided.

Everything was taken as a similar pace, with similar emphasis, with words elided and diction often poor.

The ancient association of women with tears was often elided with this intensified Reformed concern over excessive or improper mourning (23 ).

elide such difference in meaning?elide the letters.

note In organic replacement nomenclature the final " a " of the replacement prefix is not elided (ref.

Note In organic replacement nomenclature the final " a " of the replacement prefix is not elided (ref.

Synonyms:

omit, leave off, exclude, drop, take out, except, leave out,

Antonyms:

add, glycerolize, mind, attend to, include,