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epiphanic

epiphanic adjective: having the character of an epiphany.

Adjective

epiphanic (comparative more epiphanic, superlative most epiphanic)

  1. Having the character of an epiphany.
    • And he knows the value of an epiphanic feed.2007 January 7, John T. Edge, “Meals Cooked and Eaten”, in New York Times

Forms of epiphanic

comparativemore epiphanic
superlativemost epiphanic

Origin of epiphanic

From epiphany + -ic.

Words formed from epiphanic

Questions about epiphanic

What does epiphanic mean?
Epiphanic means having the character of an epiphany.
What part of speech is epiphanic?
Epiphanic is an adjective.

Words near epiphanic in the dictionary

  1. Epiphaneia
  2. Epiphanes
  3. epiphanette
  4. epiphanettes
  5. Epiphania
  6. epiphanic
  7. epiphanically
  8. epiphanies
  9. epiphanisation
  10. epiphanise
  11. epiphanised

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