What is another word for epical?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛpɪkə͡l], [ ˈɛpɪkəl], [ ˈɛ_p_ɪ_k_əl]
Synonyms for Epical:
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adj.
• poetic • pert Other relevant words:
- bold ,
- brave ,
- colossal ,
- courageous ,
- descriptive ,
- enormous ,
- epic ,
- fearless ,
- grand ,
- heroic ,
- heroical ,
- huge ,
- immense ,
- larger-than-life ,
- mammoth ,
- massive ,
- narrative ,
- poem ,
- poetic ,
- poetical ,
- popular ,
- suggestive ,
- superhuman ,
- valiant ,
- vast ,
- verse form .
How to use "Epical" in context?
An epic is a long and serious poem, typically dealing with heroic or romantic themes. The term can also be used less formally, to refer to any long and detailed work, regardless of content. Epic poetry is generally older than tragedy and comedy, and its form has been established since the Homeric age. Epic literature has been used extensively throughout the world for centuries to communicate complex ideas and narratives.
Epics often depict a hero's journey, or the harrowing experience of a group of people. They are often used to promote patriotism and national identity, and to inspire people to undertake great deeds.
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