Definition: Apotype refers to a type or style, often a particular genre or manner in which something is typically done, especially in literature. The word is from the Greek apotokmos meaning "to shape," so it's often used to describe a formative process or mode of change. A typical example of an apotype might be a story that takes place during the fall of the Roman Empire, where the Roman Republic was replaced by the Pax Romana.
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