ekphoreとは 意味・読み方・使い方

動詞

ekphore (third-person singular simple present ekphores, present participle ekphoring, simple past and past participle ekphored)

1. Alternative form of ecphore.
   • 1911, Gustav Adolf Wohlgemuth, Pleasure–Unpleasure: An Experimental Investigation on the Feeling-Elements, Cambridge University Press, via the Internet Archive, retrieved 30 August 2026, page 18:

     Instead of dictating the protocol of the experience you have just lived, you are required to reproduce, to revive, to remember, to ekphore it.

   • 1987, Michael Lesk, “Book Review: The Wordtree”, in Computational Linguistics, volume 13, numbers 1–2, via Borges Center, University of Pittsburgh, retrieved 0 August 2026, page 69:

     Strings like emotionize, which are not common English, appear frequently: this one is in the hierarchy as brain and ekphore, where ekphore is the negative of excess and louden.