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Meanings of epic in English
Portuguese
épico Constituting or having to do with or suggestive of a literary epic.
Related terms
Very imposing or impressive; surpassing the ordinary (especially in size or scale)
Usage of epic in English
1
Which American Civil War epic is concerned concerns the plantation at Tara?
2
Woolworths has just dropped an epic list of 60 new festive products.
3
The novel is an often disturbing, often funny and always epic work.
4
In the epic, all the strength of Çiva lies in the Linga.
5
She decided he was the right author to finish Jordan's epic work.
6
Bottom line: Captain America: The Winter Soldier has some fairly epic helicarriers.
7
Mr Fox's new position on drugs is a U-turn of epic proportions.
8
It's arguably the epic infrastructure project of my generation and future generations.
9
The plans provoked an epic battle that included mass demonstrations across Australia.
10
Few can match Teeth of the Sea in the epic sounds department.
11
A near-four-hour epic isn't likely to come our way again until 2123.
12
The moderns are inferior to the ancients in epic poetry and tragedy.
13
With his latest work, the 22-year-old is anticipating even more epic results.
14
The fifth set was an epic duel of will power and self-control.
15
I gloried in its simple, quiet, majestic, epic flow; ever straight forward.
16
Earlier in the week, the Cape looked set for an epic dousing.
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Catalan
Epic through the time
Epic across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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