1. a piece of writing in which a particular letter of the alphabet is deliberately omitted or avoided
Usage: literary; often used as a writing exercise or artistic constraint

Examples

• The author wrote a lipogram that avoided the letter 'e' throughout the entire novel.
• Creating a lipogram is a challenging word game that tests a writer's vocabulary and creativity.
• In a lipogram, every sentence must be constructed without using a specific letter.
• The famous lipogram by Georges Perec excluded the letter 'e' from his 300-page book.
• Students sometimes write lipograms as an exercise to improve their writing flexibility.