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epigram

/ˈep.ɪ.ɡræm/

Traduction: Court poème ou propos spirituel et souvent satirique qui exprime une pensée ou une observation de manière ingénieuse et mémorable.

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noun

/ˈep.ɪ.ɡræm/C1formalart
  • frCourt poème ou propos spirituel et souvent satirique qui exprime une pensée ou une observation de manière ingénieuse et mémorable.

A short, witty, and often satirical poem or saying that expresses a single thought or observation in a clever or memorable way.

  1. Short witty sayingC1formal

    A brief, clever, and often satirical statement or poem.

    frÉpigraphe satirique

    • Oscar Wilde was famous for his epigrams.
    • She ended her speech with a memorable epigram.
    • The writer's epigram perfectly captured the irony of the situation.

    Synonymesadageaphorismapothegmbon motdictumgnomemaximproverbquipsawsayingwitticism

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  • epigrams plural form
  • epigrams' possessive plural form
  • epigram's possessive singular form
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