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epically

[ ep-ik-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a way typical of or suggesting an epic, a long poetic narrative centered upon the great achievements of a hero or heroes:

    Epically structured and stunningly shot in four Asian countries, the film follows the perilous journeys of four determined children on their way to school.

  2. heroically, majestically, or impressively:

    This is the most deeply moving video I've seen in ages, soundtracked by an epically uplifting score.

  3. The city’s skyline is filled with epically tall glass skyscrapers.

    I had an epically long list of things I dreamed of being when I grew up.



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Other 51Թ Forms

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For his efforts, he was awarded almost another half-billion dollars, but because he's an epically terrible businessman, he was soon deep in debt again.

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But Frank Herbert’s epically imaginative sci-fi allegory wasn’t the sole source to give the character shape.

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After a Wes Anderson-esque opening of orderly pomp in which our fictionalized septet of epically shallow nation leaders is introduced, the hard work of schmoozy collaboration and managing petty neuroses begins.

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But for those nagging, inscrutable reasons they’re continuously drawn to each other and have epically bad timing and taste in other lovers.

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The Panthers promptly won six in a row and earned points in seven of their final eight games while the Penguins lost four of eight and epically blew their season.

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