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synecdochical, a.|sɪnɛkˈdɒkɪkəl|
[f. mod.L. synecdochicus: see prec. and -ical.]
a. Gram. and Rhet. Involving or constituting synecdoche.
1597Drayton Heroic. Ep., Shore's Wife to Edw. IV Note 2, Isis heere is vsed for Thamesis by a Senecdochicall [1608 synecdochicall] kinde of speech. 1619J. Sempill Sacrilege Handled 21 Tremellius..noteth this speech to be both Synecdochicall, in putting Sacrifices for all sorts of Offrings..and Metonymicall. 1637Gillespie Engl. Pop. Cerem. iii. viii. 165 The first..is the proper signification; the second is metaphoricall; the third synegdochicall. 1650Fuller Pisgah ii. v. 134 A cup being taken here by a synecdochicall metonymie for all plentifull provisions. 1702C. Mather Magn. Chr. vii. i. 5/2 Synecdochical [mispr. -doctrical] Pay, being a certain Figure in our avaritious..Rhetoric, by which there passes, pars pro Toto. 1876J. Martin tr. Keil's Comm. Ezekiel xl. 38–47 A synecdochical designation aplied to every kind of animal sacrifice.
b. Ethnol. = prec. b.
1887O. T. Mason in Science 7 Jan. 17/2 Synechdochical Magic. |