Having the nature of, characteristic of, or expressed as an apothegm; pithy, concise, and memorable in the manner of a wise saying.
From apothegm plus the suffix -atic (meaning having the quality of). The adjective form describes anything that resembles or embodies the characteristics of an apothegm.
When someone speaks in an 'apothegmatic' way, they're basically channeling Yoda or ancient Greek philosophers—short, punchy sentences that stick in your brain because they're so concentrated with wisdom!
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