A point during an event or situation dubbed “Epic” or awe-inspring. It can both describe a situation dubbed awe-inspiring at that time and in the present, but is usually used to describe what a group of people or people perceived as epic at that time.
From Latin “Epi” meaning “above, over, on, in addition to” and “Tum” meaning “then, at that time.”
Similiar in spelling to “Epitome” but not the same. Also similar to the word “Climax”.
From Latin “Epi” meaning “above, over, on, in addition to” and “Tum” meaning “then, at that time.”
Similiar in spelling to “Epitome” but not the same. Also similar to the word “Climax”.
The epitum of the film was during that tense chase scene.
The invention of automobile vehicles was when a company successfully developed an engine which could move the vehicle forward without having it affixed, was the epitum of the early 1900s.
The invention of automobile vehicles was when a company successfully developed an engine which could move the vehicle forward without having it affixed, was the epitum of the early 1900s.
by First Order Ball’s Sithguy October 05, 2021
Noun: A word that describes the epic climax or height of something awesome. A mistaken reading of “Epitome” that is now it’s own word.
“The epitum of their adventure came with the slaying of the beasts.”
“The film’s epitum was when our protagonist walked the tight rope.”
“The epotum of the fashion industry, some say, was during the 60s and 80s, where fashion was worn as a statement of counter-culture and rebellion.”
“The film’s epitum was when our protagonist walked the tight rope.”
“The epotum of the fashion industry, some say, was during the 60s and 80s, where fashion was worn as a statement of counter-culture and rebellion.”
by First Order Ball’s Sithguy October 06, 2023