a. rare. [f. ANACOLUTH-ON + -IC.] Of or pertaining to anacolutha; lacking grammatical sequence.
1859. Worcester cites Lane.
1873. trans. Buttman’s Gram. N. T., 379. The great number of anacoluthic thoughts, sentences, periods, in all the writers of the N. T. Ibid., 382. In similar anacoluthic style we read, John xv. 5.
