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epic

1 of 2adjective
/ˈɛpɪk/
1

very impressive in scale or scope

  • The construction of the Great Wall of China is considered an epic feat of engineering.
  • The battle was an epic clash between two powerful armies, shaping the course of history.
  • Her journey to the summit of Mount Everest was an epic adventure that inspired many.
  • The film depicted the epic struggle for freedom during the civil rights movement.
  • The invention of the internet has had an epic impact on modern society, revolutionizing communication.
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relating to or characteristic of a grand and heroic narrative, typically involving legendary feats and significant challenges

  • The epic tale of Beowulf recounts the hero's legendary battles against monstrous foes and his quest for glory.
  • Homer's "The Odyssey" is an epic poem that follows the adventures of the hero Odysseus as he tries to return home after the Trojan War.
  • "Paradise Lost" by John Milton is an epic work that explores the fall of man and the struggle between good and evil.
  • "Star Wars" is an epic space opera that follows the journey of Luke Skywalker as he battles against the forces of evil in a galaxy far, far away.
  • The play unfolded as an epic drama of ambition and betrayal in medieval Europe.
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extraordinarily impressive, memorable, or exciting

  • His storytelling is epic; every tale he tells captivates the audience.
  • That road trip was epic; we made unforgettable memories!
  • The finale of the series was so epic, it left everyone speechless.
  • The festival featured an epic lineup of artists that drew huge crowds.
  • Her performance in the play was nothing short of epic.
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