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epic

[ep-ik] / ˈɛp ɪk /
NOUN
long story
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The epic challenge - which has been completed by less than 250 people - concluded in Miami, US on 6 February.

From BBC

"It's been an epic ride and truly the privilege of a lifetime."

From Barron's

It is closer to music than epic, a mesmerizing suite of songs that conveys Tennyson’s private sorrow as he vacillates from unbearable agony to precarious hope.

From The Wall Street Journal

It says KPop Forever! will "take audiences on a journey that they will never forget with four epic live vocalists, accompanied by four world class dancers amidst a background of eye-popping lighting and effects".

From BBC

In the play, which begins as historic epic and becomes, for Goethe, increasing personal and interior, Egmont gains perspective on the complexities of his place in politics by contemplating nature and being.

From Los Angeles Times