aphorismatic (C2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌæfərɪˈstɪmətɪk/
Definition
Characterized by the use of aphorisms, which are short, memorable statements that express a general truth or insight. Aphorismatic writing often aims to convey complex ideas in a concise and witty manner.
Examples
The philosopher's aphorismatic approach to explaining complex concepts made her book a bestseller.
The writer's aphorismatic style was influenced by the works of Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw.
How to Use aphorismatic
- aphorismatic style (noun phrase)
- A writing or speaking style characterized by the use of aphorisms. — "The author's aphorismatic style made her essays both insightful and entertaining to read."
- aphorismatic tone (noun phrase)
- A tone or attitude characterized by the use of aphorisms. — "The aphorismatic tone of the article made it stand out from other more straightforward pieces on the same topic."
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