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What is a palistrophe?

The word "palistrophe" doesn't have a common or widely accepted definition in English. It's likely either a:

* Misspelling: Perhaps you meant "palimpsest," which refers to a manuscript or piece of writing material where earlier writing has been erased and new text written on top.

* Technical term: It's possible "palistrophe" is a term used within a specific field of study (like botany, geology, or linguistics) that hasn't gained widespread recognition.

To clarify what you mean by "palistrophe," please provide more context:

* Where did you encounter this word?

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