1. aphoristic - Adjective
2. aphoristic - Adjective Satellite
Alt. of Aphoristical
Source: Webster's dictionarymuch given to apothegmatic instruction Source: Internet
axiomatic wisdom Source: Internet
Because Hoffer cultivated an aphoristic style, the unpublished notebooks (dated from 1949 to 1977) contain very significant work. Source: Internet
And also, she wrote in a rather epigrammatic, aphoristic, condensed way and I do find that attractive just as I find it attractive in the people who she was inspired by, such as Roland Barthes and Walter Benjamin. Source: Internet
In Hinduism, sutra denotes a distinct type of literary composition, a compilation of short aphoristic statements. Source: Internet
In the context of elaborating on Pāṇini's aphorisms, he also discusses Kātyāyana 's commentary, which are also aphoristic and sūtra-like; in the later tradition, these were transmitted as embedded in Patañjali's discussion. Source: Internet