Epigrammatic

What do we mean by epigrammatic?

Of or having the nature of an epigram. adjective

Containing or given to the use of epigrams. adjective

Dealing in epigrams; speaking or writing in epigram: as, an epigrammatic poet.

Suitable to epigrams; belonging to epigrams; having the quality of an epigram; antithetical; pointed: as, epigrammatic style or wit.

Writing epigrams; dealing in epigrams.

Suitable to epigrams; belonging to epigrams; like an epigram; pointed; piquant.

Having the characteristics of an epigram adjective

Containing or using epigrams adjective

Terse and witty and like a maxim adjective

Having the characteristics of an epigram

Containing or using epigrams

Words that are spelled similarly to epigrammatic:
epigrammatic, epigrammatist, epigrammatize, epigrammatism, trigrammatic, engrammatic, epigrammatise.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word epigrammatic:
epigrams, wit, verses, poems, anthology, poet, verse, dialogue, expression, poetry, style, greek, always, writing, wrote, modern, works.

Words that rhyme with epigrammatic:
pragmatic, idiosyncratic, erratic, enigmatic, static, ecstatic, dogmatic, emphatic, phlegmatic, dramatic, systematic, problematic, axiomatic, matic, pneumatic, diplomatic, fanatic, charismatic, schematic, automatic, autocratic, emblematic, aquatic, idiomatic, democratic, aromatic, thematic, traumatic, melodramatic, bureaucratic, hepatic, aristocratic, psychosomatic, cinematic, mattock, adriatic, asymptomatic, phatic, programmatic, symptomatic, prismatic, vatic, asiatic, monochromatic, climatic, aerobatic, posttraumatic, homeostatic, lymphatic, socratic, rheumatic, semiautomatic, numismatic, operatic, asthmatic, pratique, electrostatic, acrobatic, theocratic, hippocratic, hanseatic, batak, pancreatic, mathematic, telematic, diagrammatic, undemocratic, technocratic, enzymatic, prostatic, phosphatic, hyperchromatic, patak, austroasiatic, snattock, shattuck, undiplomatic, pratic, atmospheric static, mattick, informatic, klezmatic, sensormatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective epigrammatic:
style, form, point, wit, sentences, force, terseness, quality, turn, sayings, statement, expression, way, poems, verse, phrase, statements, sentence, phrases, brevity, poetry, lines, turns, verses, poet, manner, couplets, brilliance, couplet, character, effect, summary, neatness, writing, description, wisdom, power, language, remarks, poem, remark, utterances, speech, points, speeches, conclusion, conciseness, expressions, dialogue, utterance, conceits, comments, definition, brilliancy, skill, formulation, fashion, smartness, prose, observations, pieces, exaggeration, literature, comment, tradition, close, sallies, sharpness, philosophy, reply, writers, writer, kind, passages, truth, mode, compositions, concision, catalogues, criticism, antithesis, characterization, precision, spirit, humor, ending, poets, phrasing, satire, characterizations, quatrains, conceit, sting.

Words that sound like epigrammatic:
epigrammatic, diagrammatic, anagrammatic, epigenetic, aromatic, aposematic, spermatic, socratic, schematic, sarcotic.