epically

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Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adverb

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.
heroically, majestically, or impressively:
This is the most deeply moving video I've seen in ages, soundtracked by an epically uplifting score.
Slang. extremely; remarkably:
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.

And in the film, too, some of the most memorable scenes were the ones that were epically laugh-out-loud funny.

But there is something epically sad about the antithesis: the surprise disappointment.

Good lord, has the ARTPOP pop artist made that epically clear.

Mimi takes it to church at the end with some epically satisfying praise-Jesus riffing.

Action star-cum-politician Arnold Schwarzenegger has made just as many epically awesome films as he has epically terrible ones.

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