What is another word for paralambdacism?
Pronunciation: [pˈaɹəlˌambdɐsˌɪzəm] (IPA) 
Paralambdacism is a rarely-used word that refers to the repetition of a phrase in which one or more words are slightly altered each time. Although there are no official synonyms for this term, some possible alternatives might include "repetitive variation," "modified repetition," or even "echoed alteration." These phrases all convey a similar meaning to paralambdacism by emphasizing the repetitive nature of the text and the subtle changes made each time the phrase is repeated. Whatever the term used, paralambdacism is a fascinating linguistic device that can add depth and complexity to written or spoken language.
