Palindromic speech

In speech. A phonetic palindrome is a portion of speech that is identical or roughly identical when reversed. It can arise in context where language is played with, for example in slang dialects like verlan.

1. What is palindrome give example?
2. What palindrome means?
3. How do narcissists talk?
4. What is the longest palindrome phrase?

What is palindrome give example?

In general usage, a palindrome is a word (such as the name "Eve"), phrase, sentence (such as "Madam I'm Adam"), or number (such as 2002) that reads the same in both directions, backward or forward.

What palindrome means?

: a word, phrase, sentence, or number that reads the same backward or forward "Step on no pets" is a palindrome. palindrome. noun. pal·​in·​drome | \ ˈpal-ən-ˌdrōm \

How do narcissists talk?

Narcissists tend to communicate differently than other people. Their words are often used as tools or weapons. Their language often disguises their true intent. This can make listening to narcissists more difficult and less straightforward than communicating with most other people.

What is the longest palindrome phrase?

The longest known palindromic word is saippuakivikauppias (19 letters), which is Finnish for a dealer in lye (caustic soda). A palindrome is a word or phrase where the letters read backwards, give the same word or phrase, eg: the phrase 'Madam I'm Adam', with the reply 'Eve'.