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Meanings of aphorism in English
Usage of aphorism in English
1
They who feel it, feel also the virtue which dictated the aphorism.
2
The aphorism had so many applications from his own point of view.
3
And The Girls on Film project does prove that made-up aphorism right.
4
With this pompous aphorism, he finished his reading of the fair Enigma.
5
You know my aphorism, 'nothing so gouty as ambition,' especially Parliamentary ambition.
6
He framed his aphorism in different phrases before he was satisfied with it.
7
If the word perpetual had been omitted, the aphorism would have been false.
8
To a writer dealing in ideas this aphorism became presently unendurable.
9
The sententiousness of this aphorism was unhappily marred by a hiccough.
10
Both the vernacular translators give ridiculous versions of this plain aphorism.
11
But a good man will not readily acquiesce in this aphorism.
12
Granted; yet, perhaps, no aphorism ever contained a more paradoxical assertion.
13
Spoken in flat tones, it sounded like some kind of aphorism or saying.
14
There's an old aphorism about golf that calls it a good walk spoiled.
15
The Boosters all read Mr. Peterson's aphorism and said they understood it perfectly.
16
Taken literally, never has an aphorism received a more striking confirmation.
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United Kingdom
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