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Adjective epigrammatic has 1 sense
- aphoristic, apothegmatic, epigrammatic - terse and witty and like a maxim; "much given to apothegmatic instruction"
Antonym: prolix (indirect, via concise)
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Epigrammatic
Definition: characterized by the use of witty, concise, and memorable language, often conveying a satirical or paradoxical message.
Examples:
Adjective:
- The author's epigrammatic writing style captivated readers with its cleverness.
- His epigrammatic wit enabled him to craft sharp and pointed remarks.
Adverb:
- She spoke epigrammatically, leaving the audience both entertained and enlightened.
- The comedian delivered his punchlines epigrammatically, causing raucous laughter.
Noun:
- The use of epigrammatics in his poetry showcased his talent for succinct expression.
- His epigrammatic proved his ability to communicate profound ideas with brevity.
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