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An aphorism is a brief, one sentence statement that expresses a truth about life in a concise and memorable way, similar to a famous saying or proverb. An epitaph is a short commemorative piece for a deceased person, typically inscribed on their tombstone. Both aphorisms and epitaphs aim to concisely convey meaning in a memorable format.
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- 1. Aphorism (noun) An aphorism is a brief statement – usually one sentence – that expresses some truth about life in terse, easily remembered form. Also known as a famous saying or proverb .
- 2. Epitaph (noun) A brief literary piece commemorating a deceased person. It is usually inscribed on the tombstone of the deceased person.