epical
ˈɛpɪkəl
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Definition of epical - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
literaturegrand or monumental in scale or scope
  • The movie's epical battle scenes were breathtaking.
heroic monumental
2.
literary genreTECH.relating to or constituting an epicTECH.
  • The epical poem captured the grandeur of ancient heroes..
epic heroic
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Origin of epical

Greek, epikos (epic)

Examples of epical in a sentence

  • The novel's epical narrative spanned generations.
  • The novel had an epical scope, spanning generations.
  • Her storytelling was epical, filled with grand adventures.

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  1. French:épique, héroïque, ...
  2. German:episch, eposartig, ...
  3. Italian:epico, ...
  4. Spanish:épico, heroico, ...
  5. Portuguese:épico, grandioso, ...
  6. Chinese:史诗般的, 史诗的, ...
  7. Japanese:壮大な, 叙事詩的な, ...
  8. Arabic:مَلْحَمِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶפִּי, אֶפִּית, ...
  10. Russian:эпический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:епічний, ...
  12. Hindi:महाकाव्य, महाकाव्यात्मक, ...
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