Epigrammatic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EPIGRAMMATIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of, relating to, or resembling an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATICAL
• in the style of an epigram; concise, clever, and amusing
• terse and witty and like a maxim
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Alt. of Epigrammatical

Words related to EPIGRAMMATIC

epigram12

Words that contain EPIGRAMMATIC

epigrammatical23 epigrammaticall24 epigrammatically28

How to use EPIGRAMMATIC in a sentence

• Satura Above all, lyrical, didactic, and epigrammatic poetry found but feeble representation.
• His sentences are not short, terse, epigrammatic, and direct, but elaborate and artificial.
• It is difficult in polishing the heroic couplet not to produce the impression of seeking epigrammatic point.
• While his sermons in their tedious prolixity share the fault of his time, they are characterized by vividness, epigrammatic wit, and dramatic fervor.
• It was then that, without any premeditation, her sentences fell as fully formed, as wise, as weighty, as epigrammatic, as any to be found in her books.
• Because of the constant need for appearing happier than I really was, I developed a knack for saying things in an amusing, sometimes an epigrammatic, way.
• There it is that their quickness and epigrammatic turn of expression are best seen.
• With this epigrammatic touch he took his leave, I and the rest of the company laughing heartily, and having eaten as heartily as we then laughed.
• Indeed, there is more poetry and epigrammatic point in them than in those of any other country in the world.
• The epigrammatic title was suggested to me by an account which a young doctor gave me of an excellent composition of Crabbe, as yet unpublished.
• She did not do it with intent to be smart, or epigrammatic.
• The epigrammatic remark of a Boston woman that men get and forget, and women give and forgive, shows the fine, sharp finish of Sydney Smith or Sheridan.
• Besides, he is a horrible boy for mastery of all the arts and sciences, and delivers brief and epigrammatic discourses, being about twelve years old.
• He was the author of several pleasing poems, of a somewhat epigrammatic character.
• His mode of putting down the pertinacity of Lord Fitzwilliam and Lord Winchelsea was authoritative, yet courteous, and in a few epigrammatic sentences he disposed of them.
• He will be strong in action, epigrammatic in manner, personally handsome and continually victorious.
• It would be easy to multiply these epigrammatic statements, which are all not obscurely related to the fundamental changes wrought on the world by Christian ideas.
• However, the advertisement writer will learn the epigrammatic style most surely and quickly by studying the literary form of it.
• Her style, cheerful and vivid, sometimes epigrammatic, always entertaining, was her own.
• Instead of quoting an entire chapter from the volume, we are enabled to transfer to our pages a few of its epigrammatic illustrations.
• As master and model in metrical composition he chose Martial, and in his epigrammatic turn he is akin to the great Latin poet.
• In all there are flashes of epigrammatic smartness.
• We know how dangerous it is, even in England, for a responsible statesman to allow himself to be epigrammatic in dealing with serious affairs.
• Like most of his vocation, he was sparing of speech, and epigrammatic after his fashion.
• Moore should have kept to songs and epigrammatic conceits.
• Barker was generally not very talkative at table, though frequently epigrammatic, his sudden eloquence was calculated to engage the attention of the party.

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