Allusiveness
Pronunciation: /ˈəɫusɪvˈnɛs/
Allusiveness (noun)
- The quality of speaking or writing in a way that hints at something without stating it directly.
- A style that uses small references to ideas, events, or texts so the reader must understand the connection.
Examples
- Her allusiveness made the meaning clear without naming the source.
- The speech relied on allusiveness to point to the real issue.