1. a person who writes epigrams; someone skilled in composing witty, concise, and often satirical remarks or poems
Usage: literary; formal

Examples

• Oscar Wilde was celebrated as a brilliant epigrammatist whose clever one-liners entertained audiences.
• The epigrammatist crafted a sharp observation about human nature in just two lines.
• Ancient Greek epigrammatists often inscribed their witty verses on monuments and tombs.
• She earned a reputation as an epigrammatist for her ability to distill complex ideas into memorable quips.
• The poet's collection showcased the work of various epigrammatists from the Renaissance period.
• His talent as an epigrammatist made him a sought-after contributor to literary magazines.