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A palindromic is a word or phrases that one can read with back or the place. Contrary to a Palindrome, palindromic has a significance different according to the direction from reading. It is heard, by definition, that the palindromic ones are also Anagramme S.

Examples:

  • “Leon” and “Christmas”
  • “Luc” and “bottom”
  • “traced” and “variation”.
  • “my” and “name”
  • “to sap” and “meal”
  • “the natural friend” and “animal rut”

---- Phrase S can be palindromic as for the words which compose them.

Example:

  • “To suffer without love, do you forget it sometimes? ” and “Sometimes, you forget the love without suffering”
  • “To live to eat” and “to eat to live”

External bonds

  • Québécois Office of the French language

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