1. All these biblical terms refer to different, albeit similar, violations, yet the umbrella term “Abomination” elides any distinction between them.

2. What you read on Facebook is determined entirely by Facebook’s algorithm, which elides much — censors much, if you wrongly think the News Feed is free speech — and Amplifies …

3. Now that everything is did not live), it all seems a long time ago, though practically I still bear traces of the paint." Again, that parenthetical elides the death of the child.

4. One possible problem with calling Scandinavian verb endings Agglutinative is the passive suffix -s: in the present tense, it replaces (or elides) the conjugational ending -r, whereas in the past tense, it is added on to the past-tense ending -de.