epiphetical

(the adj. form of epiphany)

for something or someone to have an intuitive perception of, or insight into, reality or essential meaning of something.

"After devoting himself to the dharma he has become seemingly very epiphetical."

"Meghan, aren't you glad we can make up words that actually make sense, like epiphetical?"

epiphetical by aimons March 29, 2009

Epiphetical

Something that is impressive enough to be a catalyst for an epiphany.

He approached the painting and looked upon it's epiphetical content.

Epiphetical by Kardashev's Pen September 16, 2025

epiphanetically 

Adj: during, or immediately following, an epiphany

Its not too late to realize, even epiphanetically, your mistakes.

epiphanetically by Uncle Dimma May 15, 2016

epiphical 

indescribly stupid; boarder of retardation

"John, you are being so epiphical right now."

epiphical by lapelbob April 11, 2021

epiphanical 

The highest point achievable, as in the moment of pure clarity attained during an epiphany.

"The priests held the epiphanical position in the theocratic society."

epiphanical by The One January 8, 2005

epiphanetically 

in the course of, or following, an epiphany

Even epiphanetically, it is not too late to figure out that you're doing something wrong and to save your sinking titanic

epiphanetically by Uncle Dimma March 15, 2015

epiphanetically 

in the course of, or following, an epiphany

Even epiphanetically, it is not too late to figure out that you're doing something wrong and to save your sinking titanic

epiphanetically by Uncle Dimma March 16, 2015