epiphamatic

Describing the moment of epiphany, or realization.

The day you had an epiphany would be epiphamatic.

by Jacquelyn Gagnon January 10, 2008

epiphanetically

Adj: during, or immediately following, an epiphany

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

by Crazy Uncle Dimma May 15, 2016

Epiphanatic

A person who can only grasp a tiny flicker of brilliance because they refuse to allow truth to enter their mind, and believing they are enlightened, must turn to fanatacism for comfort and praise.

Guy 1: "I had an epiphany this morning about my friend."

Guy 2: "Really? what was that?"

Guy 1: "I realized that he is crazy because what he says irritates me."

Guy 2: "How's that?"

Guy 1: "Because, everyone who ever said something I didn't like, was crazy"

Guy 2: "No, you probably just didn't understand it because you are epiphanatical"

by your liberator January 18, 2011

epiphanastic

when something is so fantastic it gives you an epiphany.

Hey, Larry, that poem you wrote about jogging is epiphanastic!

by Sister Sassafras March 30, 2010

Epiphalation

A word to describe an epiphany (you realize a solution or answer to a question) and at the same time is a revelation to the problem area, business challenge or area of study. It introduces a new way of thinking.

While trying find a new way to serve our clients, one of our retail clerks had an epiphalation for a new smartphone application. epiphany revelation discovery

by Ace Hypernest February 27, 2017

epiphanautical

A brilliant realization that occurs during an epiphany

You have to learn how to spell epiphany before you can spell Epiphanautical.

I just had an Epiphanautical revelation!

by Sarcastic&mouthy October 10, 2017

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

by Crazy Uncle Dimma March 15, 2015