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Often used in the same context:
aphorism,
epigraph,
panegyric,
witticism,
henri bergson,
max beerbohm,
catullus,
hilaire belloc,
dictum,
edmund spenser,
quatrain,
malapropism,
maupassant,
paraphrase,
epictetus,
epistle,
locution,
gustave flaubert,
maxim,
neologism,
versifier,
poem,
ambrose bierce,
ironist,
archaisms,
ford madox ford,
phrase,
cavafy,
arthur koestler,
sonnet,
parable,
charles baudelaire,
nietzsche,
doggerel,
aeneid,
simile,
william hazlitt,
thomas malory,
romanticist,
treatise,
tragedian,
nouveau roman,
declarative sentence,
arthur schopenhauer,
fable,
soren kierkegaard,
epitaph,
bon mot,
machiavelli,
schopenhauer,
autobiographer,
nancy mitford,
philosopher,
villanelle,
simone weil,
ineloquent,
bertrand russell,
reinhold niebuhr,
gnosticism,
tacitus,
laurence sterne,
lucretius,
plautus,
giovanni boccaccio,
percy bysshe shelley,
andre gide,
elizabethan age,
flaubert,
dostoevski,
oswald spengler,
excursus,
arnold toynbee,
antoninus,
proverb,
idiom,
coinages,
literalism,
dorothy sayers,
metonymy,
imprecation,
parmenides,
exegesis,
koans,
jacques derrida,
apocrypha,
alfred tennyson,
punster,
baudelaire,
shavian,
novelette,
epic poem,
hagiography,
protagoras,
split infinitive,
rabelais,
metafiction,
prose poem,
andre malraux,
platonist,
typescript,
begetter,
longueur,
epigrams,
haiku,
anecdote,
lyric,
verses,
couplet,
elegy,
skit,
verse,
aphorisms,
ballad,
cartoon,
miniature
More general:
expression,
locution,
saying
Synonyms:
quip
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— Adjectives for epigram:
greek,
famous,
latin,
known,
little,
old,
witty,
brilliant,
neat,
celebrated,
hellenistic,
more...
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