catachresis
英 [ˌkætə'kri:sɪs] 美 [ˌkætə'krisɪs]

n.

用词不当，修辞生硬且自相矛盾的误用，词形更改；

英英释义

catachresis[ ,kætə'kri:sis ]

• n.strained or paradoxical use of words either in error (as `blatant' to mean `flagrant') or deliberately (as in a mixed metaphor: `blind mouths')

权威例句

CATACHRESIS
The European Union and Border Conflicts: Catalysis, catachresis: the EU's impact on the Cyprus conflict
Metaphor, Catachresis and Equivalence: The Rhetoric of Freedom to Fly in the Struggle over Aviation Policy in the United Kingdom
Metaphor, catachresis and equivalence: the rhetoric of Freedom to Fly in the struggle over aviation policy in the United Kingdom [Pa...
Multiculturalism and the catachresis of otherness: Settling Gypsies, unsettling Gypsy belongings
"He and His Man": Allegory and Catachresis in J. M. Coetzee's Nobel Lecture
Catalysis, catachresis: The EU’s impact on the Cyprus conflict
In Memory of Meishu Film: Catachresis and Metaphor in Theorizing Chinese Animation
Kant's Strange Light: Romanticism, Periodicity, and the Catachresis of Genius
Coleridge’s Philosophy of Prayer: Responsibility, Parergon, and Catachresis