apothegmatic (Meaning)

Wordnet

apothegmatic (a)

given to or characterized by terse apothegms

Wordnet

terse and witty and like a maxim

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Alt. of Apothegmatical

The apothegmatic style of the philosopher's writing conveyed profound wisdom in succinct sentences.
His apothegmatic remarks during the debate left a lasting impression on the audience.
The apothegmatic nature of the ancient text made it a concise and valuable source of wisdom.
The poet's apothegmatic verses captured the essence of love in just a few carefully chosen words.
The apothegmatic quality of the proverb made it easy to remember and share with others.
The orator's speech was marked by an apothegmatic tone, delivering powerful messages in concise statements.
The apothegmatic expressions in the literature class sparked thoughtful discussions among the students.
The apothegmatic writing style of the author resonated with readers who appreciated brevity and depth.
In the art of persuasion, a well-timed apothegmatic phrase can be more impactful than lengthy discourse.
The teacher encouraged students to adopt an apothegmatic approach in their writing, emphasizing clarity and conciseness.

given to or characterized by terse apothegms, terse and witty and like a maximAlt. of Apothegmatical

concise, brief, summary, epigrammatic, compact, capsule, shortened, laconic, crisp, succinct

diffuse, verbose, prolix, prolix, circuitous, verbose, exaggerated, wordy, windy, rambling

The apothegmatic style of the philosopher's writing conveyed profound wisdom in succinct sentences.

His apothegmatic remarks during the debate left a lasting impression on the audience.

The apothegmatic nature of the ancient text made it a concise and valuable source of wisdom.

The poet's apothegmatic verses captured the essence of love in just a few carefully chosen words.