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aphorise

/ˈæf.ə.raɪz/

Traduction: Verbe désuet signifiant parler ou écrire par aphorismes, ou exprimer quelque chose sous forme d'une sentence brève et frappante.

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verb

/ˈæf.ə.raɪz/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe désuet signifiant parler ou écrire par aphorismes, ou exprimer quelque chose sous forme d'une sentence brève et frappante.

An obsolete verb meaning to speak or write in aphorisms, or to express something in a concise, pithy statement.

  1. Speak or write in aphorismsC2formal

    To express ideas or thoughts in short, memorable, and witty statements that convey a general truth or observation.

    frparler ou écrire par aphorismes

    • The philosopher often aphorised about the nature of happiness.
    • She has a talent for aphorising complex ideas into simple phrases.
    • In his lectures, he would frequently aphorise, leaving the audience with much to ponder.
Formes
  • aphorised past participle
  • aphorised past simple
  • aphorising present participle
  • aphorises third person singular