#phrase structure

• At other times — At other times, on different occasions, or at moments prior or future compared to the present one; expresses a plurality of indefinite temporal instances in which similar events occurred or may occur.
• Amphibology — A speech defect or involuntary figure of speech consisting of a syntactic ambiguity of a sentence or entire statement, making it susceptible to being understood in two or more different ways. Unlike lexical equivocation, structural amphibology does not arise from the double meaning of a single term, but from the faulty combination and ordering of words in the sentence.
• Asyndetic — Relating to asyndeton; realizing the connection between words, phrases, or clauses through juxtaposition, completely eliminating coordinating conjunctions. In a structural and stylistic sense, it describes a syntactic construction that imparts rhythm, speed, and a unique dynamic to literary texts or rhetorical speech.