1. Imperative aphorise Present I aphorise you aphorise he/she/it aphorises we aphorise you aphorise they aphorise Preterite I Aphorised you Aphorised he/she/it Aphorised we Aphorised you Aphorised they Aphorised Present Continuous I am aphorising you are aphorising he/she/it is aphorising we are aphorising you are aphorising they are aphorising Present Perfect I have Aphorised you have Aphorised

2. Aphorise (third-person singular simple present aphorises, present participle Aphorising, simple past and past participle aphorised) To create an aphorism from

3. Aphorise (third-person singular simple present aphorises, present participle aphorising, simple past and past participle Aphorised) To create an aphorism from

4. Aphorise Past participle: aphorised Gerund: Aphorising Imperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative aphorise aphorise Present I aphorise you aphorise

5. Aphorise Past participle: Aphorised Gerund: aphorising Imperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative aphorise aphorise Present I aphorise you aphorise

6. Aphorised ; aphorises ; aphoriser ; Other words with the same letter pairs

7. Adjectives for aphorism include aphorismic, aphoristic, aphoristical, aphorized, aphorizing, Aphorised and aphorising

8. Adjectives for aphorism include aphorismic, aphoristic, aphoristical, aphorized, aphorizing, aphorised and Aphorising

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10. Words created with Aphorising, words starting with Aphorising, words start Aphorising

11. I had been Aphorising you had been Aphorising he/she/it had been Aphorising we had been Aphorising you had been Aphorising they had been Aphorising

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20. And jested and mocked and Aphorised in volumes

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23. Nietzsche’s Aphorising is an extra-human method of approaching wisdom

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27. Thought than man was Aphorising on the vagaries of commerce

28. The boy is wise beyond his years and given to Aphorising

29. Been separated, Aphorised unto the gospel of God from before his birth

30. Aphorising was applied to objects more concrete than those of reflection and reason

31. The word Aphorised uses 9 letters: a, d, e, h, i, o, p, r, s

32. Hugger-mugger penalised fragment articulated estimable spiritually proleptical Aphorising Stig fluster pointlessly shadeless griper

33. Lord Moynihan had it right when he Aphorised that “every surgical incision is an adventure in bacteriology”

34. Not necessarily due to the language, because Tripathi restrains himself from over-elaborating, or Aphorising his emotions

35. Pixilated Nero freelanced some monk and Aphorised his propyl so contingently! The army jrotc instructor for peace

36. Finite and Infinite Games is really a ludibrium or bagatelle, a parlour game framework for dividing and Aphorising the world

37. Livery Nathanial hoised some inscape and Aphorising his aurelias so charitably! Unsubject Whitney stilettoes, his apse rubberise hop foully

38. Related to Aphorizing: aphorise aphorism (ăf`ərĭz'əm) , short, pithy statement of an evident truth concerned with life or nature; distinguished from the axiom …

39. As the participants dangle, they can gaze at the Aphorising slogan: ‘Freedom is a piece with no ground’ written …

40. There was the scant plot of these earlier classics, the romanticised, Aphorising characters, the shamelessly beautiful sentences and exquisite, precisely considered suffering.

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42. The founding fathers adhered to the idea of separation of powers for the reason that, as Lord Acton Aphorised, ‘power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely’

43. Marx, in his famous dictum from the preface to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy Aphorised how the politico-judicial superstructure reflect the forms of social consciousness of

44. Branding has been Aphorised as b ased on the assumptio n that “the customer is not intelligent or even human” (Bazos 2009), or in a more colourful way as the “industrial - strength Raid

45. As the pioneers of cybernetics Arturo Rosenblueth and Norbert Wiener Aphorised, "The price of metaphor is eternal vigilance." Each of these views is useful but each of these is incomplete.

46. That apostle of the new in art, Ezra Pound, Aphorised that “literature is news that remains news.” Apropos of that the late painter R B Kitaj remarked that paintings of men and women will

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48. George Bernard Shaw may or may not have Aphorised that “The biggest single problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place”, but if we wish to address the post-Pittsburgh agenda we should at least agree on what we are talking about