An omission may also produce the opposite impression: the subject is regarded as unworthy of being named. The text calls this the reverse of reverential restraint. The external device—suppressing a name—is the same, but its effect is entirely different because of context.
أو عكسه
Or for the opposite purpose.
PurposeIntended effect
Protective reverenceOmitting a respected name to suggest veneration
The reverseOmitting an unworthy name to suggest contempt
Both require a recoverable subject. If the audience cannot identify the person, the deletion may create uncertainty without conveying either reverence or disdain.