Lacking syllables or not consisting of distinct syllables.
From Greek 'a-' (not) plus 'syllabic', derived from 'syllabe' (syllable), with the adjective-forming suffix '-ic'.
While technically this describes something without syllables, the concept is pretty abstract because almost every sound we make has some kind of syllable structure.
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