Definition

In a way that is significant or important, marking a new era or period in history.

Example

The discovery of the new technology changed the industry epochally.

Conversation

Did you hear about that new technology breakthrough?

Yeah, it's going to change everything epochally for us!

I know, right? It's like we're stepping into a whole new era.

Exactly! I can't wait to see how it affects our daily lives.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Epochally → It is formed from "epoch" (from Greek "epokhē", meaning a fixed point in time or a period) and the suffix "-ally" (meaning in a manner relating to). The word "epochally" means in a manner relating to a significant period or era.

Memory Tip

Think of an 'epoch' as a significant period in time, and remember that 'epochally' describes something that relates to that important time.

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