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Synonyms for Aphorist:
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• person Other relevant words:
- accord ,
- aid ,
- appreciation ,
- apprehensiveness ,
- argue ,
- arrangement ,
- arrest ,
- attending ,
- bear in mind ,
- beware ,
- brainiac ,
- brainpower ,
- campaign ,
- capitulum ,
- caput ,
- card ,
- care ,
- case ,
- catch ,
- causa ,
- causal agency ,
- causal agent ,
- cerebral ,
- channelise ,
- channelize ,
- chief ,
- collar ,
- conclude ,
- concord ,
- correspondence ,
- creative thinker ,
- crusade ,
- curtilage ,
- direct ,
- discretion ,
- dread ,
- drive ,
- drumhead ,
- effort ,
- einstein ,
- encephalon ,
- evidence ,
- forefront ,
- foreland ,
- fountainhead ,
- genius ,
- get ,
- ground ,
- guide ,
- have ,
- head teacher ,
- head up ,
- head word ,
- header ,
- heading ,
- headland ,
- headspring ,
- headway ,
- heed ,
- humor ,
- humour ,
- humourist ,
- idea ,
- induce ,
- intelligence activity ,
- intelligence agency ,
- intelligence information ,
- intelligence operation ,
- intelligence service ,
- judgement ,
- judgment ,
- lawsuit ,
- lead ,
- learning ability ,
- listen ,
- make ,
- maneuver ,
- manoeuver ,
- manoeuvre ,
- mastermind ,
- mental capacity ,
- mentality ,
- misgiving ,
- movement ,
- news ,
- noetic ,
- nous ,
- oral sex ,
- pass ,
- perceptiveness ,
- pinch ,
- point ,
- principal ,
- promontory ,
- psyche ,
- question ,
- rational ,
- rationality ,
- read/write head ,
- reason out ,
- reasonableness ,
- sagaciousness ,
- sagacity ,
- savvy ,
- school principal ,
- shake ,
- steer ,
- stimulate ,
- straits ,
- suit ,
- sympathy ,
- take care ,
- taking into custody ,
- taste ,
- tending ,
- thinker ,
- tidings ,
- top dog ,
- waggle ,
- witticism ,
- wittiness ,
- word ,
- yard ,
- Brains ,
- Epigrammatist ,
- agreement ,
- apprehension ,
- attention ,
- brain ,
- cause ,
- discernment ,
- grounds ,
- head ,
- humorist ,
- intellect ,
- intelligence ,
- mind ,
- punster ,
- reason ,
- understanding ,
- wag ,
- wit .
What are the hypernyms for Aphorist?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
author, commentator, humorist, orator, philosopher, sage, thinker, wit, writer.
What are the hyponyms for Aphorist?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for aphorist (as nouns)
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person
intellect, intellectual.
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person
Usage examples for Aphorist
The aphorist had elated the heart of his constant fair worshipper with a newly rounded if not newly conceived sentence, when they became aware that they were four.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith"
The aphorist read himself so well, that to juggle with himself was a necessity.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith"
Assisted by the faithful female Berry, she was conquering an aphorist.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith"
Famous quotes with Aphorist
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Not to cover the subject, but to uncover and isolate a part of it … is the aim of the aphorist
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The aphorist does not argue or explain, he asserts; and implicit in his assertion is a conviction that he is wiser and more intelligent than his readers.
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For the aphorist, I think, seeing something and saying something are the same thing.
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The defects of German philosophy are those of professionalism: a closed atmosphere, books instead of life, inability to communicate discoveries to the world at large, contempt for good style, inbreeding, lack of general culture, gruesome earnestness. The defects of the cultured philosophe are those of amateurism: too many interests, superficiality, the cultivation of good style as an end in itself, the sacrifice of truth to wit, lack of intellectual honesty, philosophizing but no philosophy, inconsistency. Nietzsche achieves a balance between these two types of mind and two styles of expression: he is profound but not obscure; he aims at good style but reconciles it with good thinking; he is serious but not earnest; he is a sensitive critic of the arts and of culture but not an aesthete; he is an aphorist and epigrammist, but his aphorisms and epigrams derive from a consistent philosophy; he is the wittiest of philosophers, but he rarely succumbs to the temptation to sacrifice truth to a witty phrase; he has many interests but never loses sight of his main interests. He achieves, especially in his later works, a conciseness and limpidity notoriously rare in German writing: no modern thinker of a like profundity has had at his command so flexible an instrument of expression.
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