Run-on

Pronunciation: /ˈrʌˈnɑːn/

Run-on (noun)

  1. a sentence with two or more independent clauses not properly connected.

Examples

  • The essay was full of run-on sentences.
  • She struggled to avoid run-on sentences in her writing.

Common collocations: avoid run-on, correct a run-on, run-on sentence, run-on sentence, run-on speech

Run-on (adjective)

  1. continuing without stopping or pausing.

Examples

  • The run-on speech lasted for hours.
  • He gave a run-on explanation that was hard to follow.

Synonyms of Run-on

Neutral

Antonyms of Run-on

  • Describing a break in flow or continuity.