What is another word for epic?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛpɪk], [ ˈɛpɪk], [ ˈɛ_p_ɪ_k]
Related words: top epic fantasy books, best epic fantasy books, epic fantasy series, best epic fantasy books ever written, the best epic fantasy series, best epic fantasy series of all time, top 10 epic fantasy novels
Related questions:
Table of Contents
Similar words for epic:
- all (adjective)
- astronomical (adjective)
- heroic (adjective)
- immortal (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- poetic (adjective)
- titanic (adjective)
- big (noun)
- chronicle (noun)
- communication (noun)
- epic (noun)
- heroic (noun)
- history (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- poem (noun)
- saga (noun)
- story (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Epic:
adj.
• all (adjective) • astronomical (adjective)- very big,
- considerable,
- jumbo,
- Mega,
- colossal,
- very large,
- monumental,
- sizeable,
- gigantic,
- mammoth,
- whopping,
- astronomic,
- tremendous,
- enormous,
- vast,
- massive,
- ginormous,
- prodigious.
- exaggerated,
- courageous,
- noble,
- gritty,
- gutsy,
- dauntless,
- high-flown,
- valorous,
- daring,
- grand,
- stouthearted,
- fearless,
- gallant,
- undaunted,
- intrepid,
- unafraid,
- doughty,
- mythological,
- bold,
- elevated,
- valiant,
- inflated.
n.
-
•
- light years,
- ages,
- hours,
- months,
- long.
-
•
- cartoon,
- B movie,
- chiller,
- animation,
- anime,
- buddy movie,
- biopic,
- chick flick,
- costume drama,
- blue movie.
-
•
- bleak,
- hard,
- disagreeable,
- awful,
- bad,
- unappealing,
- harsh,
- unattractive,
- unpleasant,
- objectionable.
- big.
- autobiography,
- album,
- account,
- newsletter,
- statement,
- archive,
- catalog,
- record,
- calendar,
- recital,
- newspaper,
- narrative,
- biography,
- journal,
- notebook,
- daybook,
- index,
- enumeration,
- docket,
- chronology,
- register,
- Cashbook,
- chronicle,
- diary,
- anecdote,
- inventory,
- memorandum,
- yearbook,
- Bank book,
- ledger,
- memo,
- book,
- scrapbook,
- description,
- log.
- saga,
- prehistory,
- haiku,
- limericks,
- poem,
- serials,
- news item,
- Conte,
- blank verse,
- verse,
- old saw,
- poesy,
- memoir,
- potboilers,
- in formation,
- non-fiction,
- nonfiction,
- Villanelle,
- rune,
- sonnet,
- long and short of it,
- folktales,
- sonnets,
- runes,
- quatrains,
- limerick,
- story,
- sestina,
- folktale,
- quatrain,
- potboiler,
- lyrics,
- history.
Other synonyms:
-
•
- eon,
- tearjerker,
- farce,
- doggerel,
- aeon,
- unconvincing,
- screenplay,
- urban myth,
- overripe,
- tragic,
- prequel,
- racy,
- mythic,
- untold,
- tall tale,
- gory,
- legendary,
- masque,
- truthful,
- black comedy,
- swashbuckling,
- subplot,
- folk tale,
- horror story,
- romantic,
- autobiographical,
- mystery play,
- horror,
- lament,
- elegy,
- nonlinear,
- faction,
- oral history,
- month,
- fairy tale,
- life history,
- romp,
- folklore,
- juicy,
- tragicomedy,
- nursery rhyme,
- pantomime,
- abridged,
- epigram,
- free verse,
- melodrama,
- threnody,
- cock-and-bull story,
- rime,
- ghost story,
- psalm,
- comedy,
- fictional,
- suspenseful,
- trilogy,
- tell-all,
- eternity,
- picaresque,
- passion play,
- mythical,
- classic,
- fanfic,
- two-hander,
- fantasy,
- age,
- fictitious,
- detective,
- historical,
- ditty,
- tragedy,
- thriller,
- filmic,
- spine-chilling,
- parody,
- life story,
- biographical,
- sequel,
- ode.
-
•
- follow up,
- year,
- textured,
- adaptation,
- hour,
- ballad,
- light year,
- mystery,
- musical.
-
•
- tableau,
- full-length,
- drama,
- rhyme.
-
•
- lay.
-
•
- HIT.
- roman-fleuve,
- epic poetry,
- miraculous,
- heroical,
- impressive,
- described,
- piece,
- Amoebaeum,
- iambic,
- brave,
- anapestic,
- balada,
- fabled,
- epics,
- roundel,
- verse form,
- article,
- wonderful,
- expansive,
- joke,
- adventure,
- Rhapsodical,
- jingle,
- dirge,
- graphic,
- regal,
- iliad,
- dramatic,
- towering,
- tanka,
- stately,
- Idyl,
- pastourelle,
- mountainous,
- western,
- pastoral elegy,
- immense,
- majestic,
- clerihew,
- love story,
- Epopee,
- Palinode,
- Georgic,
- EPO,
- didactic,
- couplet,
- science fiction,
- infinite,
- rondeau,
- anecdotic,
- mighty,
- traditional,
- melodic,
- gargantuan,
- well-drawn,
- edda,
- rhapsodic,
- rondo,
- fairy story,
- mythos,
- poetical,
- recounting,
- Bunyanesque,
- descriptive,
- history-making,
- elegiac,
- elephantine,
- Chanson,
- stupendous,
- tuneful,
- Anacreontic,
- classical,
- Alba,
- Cento,
- tradition,
- Fabliau,
- gag,
- whodunit,
- outsize,
- odyssey,
- song,
- Anecdotage,
- suggestive,
- important,
- metrical,
- Epode,
- rondel,
- Ghazal,
- sensational,
- Prothalamium,
- biggest,
- eclogue,
- poetry,
- Triolet,
- sapphic,
- bucolic,
- Canzonet,
- detective story,
- giant,
- desperate,
- Epopoeia,
- Virelay,
- runic,
- bigger,
- monstrous,
- rhapsody,
- idyll,
- versicle,
- trochaic,
- mock-heroic,
- Ghazel,
- roundelay,
- cyclopean,
- CANSO,
- narrative poem,
- Traditionary,
- monody,
- Geste,
- Skaldic,
- large-scale,
- ballade,
- satire,
- madrigal,
- magnificent,
- tenso,
- abysmal,
- dithyramb,
- dithyrambic,
- sloka,
- largest,
- lyrical,
- fabulous,
- Chanson De Geste,
- profound,
- Epithalamium,
- Gest,
- monster.
How to use "Epic" in context?
One word that most often conjures up mental images of grandeur, scope and impressive proportions is "epic." This word has been used to describe a wide variety of things in the past, from impressive natural landscapes to tales of great accomplishments by historical figures. Here, we'll explore what it means when applied to fiction. In the context of storytelling, epic refers to a work of fiction that is large in scope and ambitious in execution. This means that the author has spent a lot of time and thought in planning the story and setting it up in a way that is both engaging and rewarding for the reader.
Paraphrases for Epic:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
Homophones for Epic:
- evacuee, episcia, effigy, effuse, eyepiece, eohippus, eaves, efface, epos, EbS, euphausiacea, epoxy, euphagus, efficacious, epizoic, epiphysis, Ephesus, epoch, efficacy, epigaea, evoke.
Hyponym for Epic:
n.
-
communication
verse form, poem.
-
communication
Word of the Day
- Synonyms:
- daresay.