Not following the rules of syntax; lacking proper grammatical structure or arrangement of words.
From Greek 'a-' (without) and 'syntaxis' (arrangement/syntax), this linguistic term describes utterances or texts that violate standard grammatical rules.
Poets and experimental writers deliberately use asyntactic language to create effects—think of e.e. cummings who broke grammar rules constantly to make readers see language differently.
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