gnomically (Meaning)
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gnomically (adv.)
In a gnomic, didactic, or sententious manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gnomically
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gnomically Sentence Examples
- The hermit spoke gnomically, using cryptic utterances that hinted at hidden truths.
- The philosopher's teachings were often gnomic and open to multiple interpretations.
- The old woman's gnomic advice left me wondering about its deeper meaning.
- The title of the story was gnomic, promising both intrigue and wisdom.
- The poet's verse contained gnomic lines that seemed to encompass the totality of human experience.
- The oracle's gnomic pronouncements were both enigmatic and unsettling.
- The inscription on the stone was gnomically carved, requiring careful study to decipher.
- The child's gnomic question caught me off guard, revealing an unexpected depth of understanding.
- The passage was written in a gnomic style, relying heavily on ambiguity and symbolism.
- The wisdom of the ages was captured in a collection of gnomic sayings passed down through generations.
FAQs About the word gnomically
In a gnomic, didactic, or sententious manner.
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The hermit spoke gnomically, using cryptic utterances that hinted at hidden truths.
The philosopher's teachings were often gnomic and open to multiple interpretations.
The old woman's gnomic advice left me wondering about its deeper meaning.
The title of the story was gnomic, promising both intrigue and wisdom.
