episodial Antonyms
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Meaning of episodial
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episodial (a.)
Pertaining to an episode; by way of episode; episodic.
episodial Sentence Examples
- The show was presented in an episodic format, with each episode being a self-contained story.
- The character's episodic memory allowed him to recall events from his past in great detail.
- The episodic nature of the novel made it easy for readers to pick up and put down the book at any point.
- The film's episodic structure allowed the director to explore different themes and characters in each segment.
- The video game's episodic format allowed players to experience the story in bite-sized chunks.
- The episodic nature of the podcast made it easy for listeners to catch up on missed episodes at their convenience.
- The episodic design of the software allowed users to install and uninstall modules as needed.
- The episodic nature of the disease caused the patient's symptoms to come and go in waves.
- The episodic format of the concert series allowed fans to see different artists perform over the course of the year.
- The episodic nature of the project allowed the team to work on different aspects of the design in parallel.
FAQs About the word episodial
Pertaining to an episode; by way of episode; episodic.
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The show was presented in an episodic format, with each episode being a self-contained story.
The character's episodic memory allowed him to recall events from his past in great detail.
The episodic nature of the novel made it easy for readers to pick up and put down the book at any point.
The film's episodic structure allowed the director to explore different themes and characters in each segment.
