What is another word for anacoluthia?
Pronunciation: [ˌanɐkəlˈʌθi͡ə] (IPA) 
Anacoluthia is a grammatical term that refers to the breaking of a sentence's grammar rules. Though this term is not common, there are numerous synonyms to represent the same concept effectively in communication. Some of the synonyms for Anacoluthia include disrupted syntax, grammatical error, malapropism, solecism, usage error, and failure of parallelism. Disrupted syntax specifically refers to the error of not completing the sentence as originally planned. A malapropism occurs when a wrong word replaces the intended word, and a solecism refers to an incorrect choice of linguistic structure. Meanwhile, the usage error and the failure of parallelism both refer to errors in grammar or sentence structure that affect the message's clarity.
