Hyperdiscourse

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Createdness · Inimitability · Views by denomination · Views by school of thought · Omnidoxical introspection · Views by discipline of study · Omnidoxy and naology · Printing · Distribution · Organisations · Enterprise · Omnidoxical hermeneutics · Omnidoxical narratives · Omnidoxy and Millettism · Etymology of omnidoxy · Taylorian Omnidoxy · Transmuted Omnidoxy · Vestal Omnidoxy · Etymology of Omnidoxy · Original Omnidoxical Series · Original Cometanic Edition Omnidoxy Portal Related articles Millettarian terminology Comparative studies Cultural elements

A hyperdiscourse is a type of discourse of the Omnidoxy characterised by being over one hundred insentensations in length. Hyperdiscourses are shorter than megadiscourses, but are longer than both microdiscourses and pardiscourses.