Definition: The term "anaglyphy" is a phrase in classical literature used to describe a visual effect where two images appear simultaneously, blending into one another without being entirely visible together as an individual. It's often used figuratively or metaphorically to refer to an event that occurs before or after something significant, like the birth of a child. The term originates from ancient Greek and Latin, meaning "two pictures" or "two separate images."
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