endophora

endophora
endophoric /en'deuh fawr"ik, -for"-/, adj.
/en dof"euhr euh/, n. Gram.
the use of a word or phrase to refer to something either preceding it or following it within a text or discourse; anaphora or cataphora. Cf. exophora.
[ENDO- + (ANA)PHORA]

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