epical

Examples

• All

• It marks incomparably the most epical advance in the intellectual history of mankind.

• Because we understand from the epical work of Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace in the United Kingdom.

  The Royal Institution

• So you're just not seeing an epical shift in in in the economy.

  Lex Fridman

• Is are we witnessing epical change or perhaps change that might not bear fruit?

• Her presentation was filled with epical themes of creation and destruction that captivated the audience.

• The film's epical battle scenes were influenced by classic literature, making it a visual spectacle.

Synonyms

E

epic

vsepical

191 4.4

Very large and impressive, like a long heroic story

focuses more on grand style and wide scope than on simple resemblance

H

heroic

vsepical

• Literature

31 4.8

Relates to the heroes and great deeds of ancient stories

emphasizes grand style and wide scope rather than focus on individuals in stories

M

mythic

vsepical

19 6.2

Something that seems to belong to old stories and heroes

stresses grand narrative style and vast scope rather than merely legendary feel

M

majestical

vsepical

• Archaic

1 7.7

Large and impressive in a way that makes people feel wonder

focuses on wide narrative scale and dramatic grandeur rather than general dignity

H

heroical

vsepical

• Archaic

8.6

Showing great bravery in dangerous or difficult situations

highlights grand scale and style rather than personal bravery

Antonyms

O

ordinary

683 1.0

Normal and not special or unusual

U

unremarkable

20 3.5

Being ordinary and not interesting

How Grand

monumental

51 5.7

epical

• Literature

9.9

epic

191 4.4

grand

918 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology