apothegm (Meaning)

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apothegm (n)

a short pithy instructive saying

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Alt. of Apophthegm

The wise philosopher shared an apothegm that became a guiding principle for many.
In his speech, the orator sprinkled the discourse with insightful apothegms that resonated with the audience.
The ancient book of proverbs was filled with apothegms offering practical wisdom for daily life.
As a teacher, she often began her lectures with a thought-provoking apothegm to stimulate critical thinking.
The mentor imparted valuable life lessons through concise apothegms that left a lasting impact on his mentees.
The collection of the author's aphorisms was celebrated for its profound and succinct apothegms.
The reflective essay concluded with an apothegm that encapsulated the essence of the writer's philosophy.
The poet's verses were adorned with poetic apothegms that captured the beauty of fleeting moments.
During the seminar, participants were encouraged to share their favorite apothegms and reflect on their relevance.
The ancient sage was renowned for dispensing wisdom through short and memorable apothegms that stood the test of time.

a short pithy instructive sayingAlt. of Apophthegm

proverb, epigram, saying, word, sententia, adage, motto, maxim,aphorism, byword

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The wise philosopher shared an apothegm that became a guiding principle for many.

In his speech, the orator sprinkled the discourse with insightful apothegms that resonated with the audience.

The ancient book of proverbs was filled with apothegms offering practical wisdom for daily life.

As a teacher, she often began her lectures with a thought-provoking apothegm to stimulate critical thinking.