1. Plural of apothegm; concise, memorable sayings or maxims; pithy observations or witty remarks.
Usage: Formal or literary register; Often attributed to notable figures or used in rhetoric

Examples

• The philosopher's apothegms were collected and published in a slim volume.
• Oscar Wilde was famous for his clever apothegms about life and society.
• Ancient Greek apothegms often conveyed wisdom in just a few words.
• She sprinkled her speech with apothegms to make her points more memorable.
• The book contains dozens of apothegms from historical figures and thinkers.
• His apothegms about success have inspired countless entrepreneurs.
• The teacher used apothegms to help students remember important lessons.