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tmesis
[ tee-mee-sis ] noun. the insertion of a word or phrase between the parts of a compound word or expression, often for emphasis or humorous effect. "The comedian's use of tmesis turned an ordinary expression into a memorable punchline, splitting the phrase 'absolutely unbelievable' into 'abso-bloomin'-lutely unbelievable' to heighten the audience's amusement."
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