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Gnomic

Definition:

Gnomic refers to a style, statement, or expression that contains wise sayings or general truths about life. It is often concise, aphoristic, and intended to provide insight or advice.

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Senses:

1. Relating to or characteristic of gnomic expression.
2. Containing or consisting of gnomic sayings or maxims.

Usages:

Popular usages:

• "The author's style is known for his use of gnomic phrases, offering profound insights in succinct sentences."
• "She shared a gnomic proverb about the importance of perseverance and never giving up."

Local usages:

• "In our town, the elderly often gather at the park, sharing gnomic wisdom passed down through generations."
• "During our regional folklore festival, we showcase traditional dances and sing gnomic songs that reflect our local culture."

Sample Sentences:

1. The teacher's lecture was filled with gnomic wisdom, leaving the students pondering over the profound messages hidden within concise sentences.

2. The novel contained numerous chapters with gnomic maxims, guiding the protagonist on his journey of self-discovery.

3. The poet's latest collection showcases her mastery in writing gnomic verses, capturing the essence of life's fleeting moments.

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