1. Anticipation; a figure of speech, or an expression, which anticipates an effect; a figure by which objections are anticipated and presented; the dating of an event before the proper time.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• prolapses,
• orolepsis,
• lrolepsis,
• -rolepsis,
• 0rolepsis,
• peolepsis,
• pdolepsis,
• pfolepsis,
• ptolepsis,
• p5olepsis,
• p4olepsis,
• prilepsis,
• prklepsis,
• prllepsis,
• Prolepses,
• prollapsis,
• proplesis,
• prelepsis,
• prelapsis,
• prulopsis

• prolapse,
• prolapsus.

The adjective form of the word "prolepsis" is "proleptic".

The plural of the "prolepsis" can be the "prolepses".

The singular of the "prolepsis" can be the "prolepsis".