1. to speak or write in aphorisms; to express ideas in the form of brief, memorable statements
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The philosopher tends to aphorise rather than explain his ideas at length.
• She has a habit of aphorising about life’s complexities.
• The writer chose to aphorise his wisdom in short, punchy sentences.
• Rather than lecture, the teacher would aphorise key concepts.
• He began to aphorise his observations about human nature.