Poetic Forms And Styles

adjective of or like an epigram; concise, clever, and amusing in expression

• The author is known for his epigrammatic writing style, characterized by concise and witty expressions.
• Her tweets are always so epigrammatic, getting straight to the point with a clever twist.
• I love how he drops those epigrammatic one-liners in his stand-up comedy routine.
• The artist's paintings are like epigrammatic snapshots of life, capturing moments with profound simplicity.

verb to make something seem old-fashioned or outdated

• The process of archaizing historical documents requires careful attention to detail.
• She's been archaizing old photos for her family history project.
• I'm totally into archaizing vintage clothing these days.
• The artist's work has a way of archaizing modern concepts and giving them a timeless feel.

adjective relating to or characteristic of the humorous and satirical poetry of Samuel Butler, particularly in his work 'Hudibras'

• The poet's use of Hudibrastic verse added a playful and satirical tone to the poem.
• I found the Hudibrastic style of writing in the book to be quite amusing.
• That Hudibrastic poem was so funny, it had me laughing out loud.
• Her writing was like a Hudibrastic dance of words, full of wit and humor.