| And yet, after a vast deal of such like catachresis, the orthodoxy of plagiarism remains still in dispute. |
| The hyperbole and catachresis are so nearly related to a bull, that I shall dwell upon them with pleasure. |
| Life is attributed to plants, only by a species of metaphor or catachresis. |
| Its transformation seems more catachresis than irony, more a twisted similarity than an inversion or negation. |
| It is true that might be taken by catachresis to designate a chamberlain as functionary of the Oriental Court. |
| In this sense the proverb is current by a misuse, or a catachresis at least, of both the words, fortune and fools. |
