epigrammatize (Meaning)
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epigrammatize (v. t.)
To represent by epigrams; to express by epigrams.
Synonyms & Antonyms of epigrammatize
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epigrammatize Sentence Examples
- The poet's ability to epigrammatize life's fleeting moments left a lasting impression on readers.
- The speaker's wit and brevity epigrammatized the essence of the human condition.
- The ancient Greek anthology contains numerous epigrams that epigrammatize various aspects of life and culture.
- The author epigrammatized the complexity of the protagonist's inner struggles in a single, poignant line.
- The epigrammatist's talent lay in their ability to capture the essence of a situation or emotion in a few concise words.
- The politician's speech was filled with epigrammatic turns of phrase that resonated with the audience.
- The critic epigrammatized the artist's work as "a symphony of colors and textures."
- The reviewer epigrammatized the film as "a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche."
- The historian epigrammatized the rise and fall of civilizations in a single, sweeping narrative.
- The philosopher epigrammatized the nature of reality in a series of profound aphorisms.
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To represent by epigrams; to express by epigrams.
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The poet's ability to epigrammatize life's fleeting moments left a lasting impression on readers.
The speaker's wit and brevity epigrammatized the essence of the human condition.
The ancient Greek anthology contains numerous epigrams that epigrammatize various aspects of life and culture.
The author epigrammatized the complexity of the protagonist's inner struggles in a single, poignant line.
