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Chalk gray Posted 9 years ago
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Name of this loop
If you take the word iconic and wrap it around something and have the ic and the end of iconic over lap each other it looks like it spells icon or iconic over and over again. Does this phenomenon have a name?
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I'm finding it a little hard to understand exactly what you mean. Can you give a specific example?
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- Can you give a specific example?
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I'm finding it a little hard to understand exactly what you mean. Can you give a specific example?
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chalk grayDoes this phenomenon have a name?
My guess in "no", unless it's a very special term in an abstruse branch of mathematics.
The ordinary word "loop", as in your post header, should do pretty well. Also, "infinite loop", "overlapping", and "reiterative" come to mind.
CJ
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