epiphanette
epiphanette noun: a small epiphanylike realization or insight.
Noun
epiphanette (plural epiphanettes)
- A small epiphanylike realization or insight.
- ... I would begin with some grand epiphanette like, "KC and The Sunshine Band wasn't as bad as you think," ...1991 Tom Maurstad, from a review of "The Best of KC and The Sunshine Band" in Dallas Morning News, republished in The Charlotte Observer, "The Week in Reviews," Sun, Jan 06, 1991, page 98
- ... I had a small insight. An epiphanette, if you will.2006 July 10, Jay Lake, “A brief mediation on etiquette”, in LiveJournal
- Synonyms:
- minipiphany
Synonyms of epiphanette
- minipiphany
Forms of epiphanette
| plural | epiphanettes |
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Origin of epiphanette
From epiphany + -ette. First use in print may be by Tom Maurstad in a music review in early 1991.
Questions about epiphanette
- What does epiphanette mean?
- Epiphanette means a small epiphanylike realization or insight.
- What part of speech is epiphanette?
- Epiphanette is a noun.
- What is the plural of epiphanette?
- The plural of epiphanette is epiphanettes.
Words near epiphanette in the dictionary
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