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epiphany

/ɪˈpɪf.ə.ni/

Traduction: Nom désignant un moment de compréhension soudaine et profonde, souvent de nature spirituelle ou révélatrice, une illumination de l'esprit.

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/ɪˈpɪf.ə.ni/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un moment de compréhension soudaine et profonde, souvent de nature spirituelle ou révélatrice, une illumination de l'esprit.

A noun referring to a moment of sudden and profound understanding or insight, often of a spiritual or revelatory nature.

  1. Divine manifestationC1formal

    A moment of sudden and profound revelation or insight, often of a spiritual or religious nature.

    frÉpiphanie divine

    • The prophet described his epiphany as a vision of divine light.
    • Her epiphany came during a quiet meditation retreat.
    • The story recounts the king's epiphany of the god's presence.

    Synonymesapparitiondisclosureilluminationinsightmanifestationrealizationrevelationtheophany

  2. Sudden realizationB2formal

    A moment when you suddenly understand or become aware of something important.

    frprise de conscience soudaine

    • He had an epiphany about the solution to the problem.
    • The epiphany struck her while she was taking a shower.
    • It was an epiphany that changed the way he viewed his career.

    Synonymesawakeningbrainwaveilluminationinsightrealizationrevelation

    Antonymesconfusionignoranceobliviousnessunawareness

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  • epiphanies plural form
  • epiphanies' possessive plural form
  • epiphany's possessive singular form
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