episodical (Meaning)

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episodical (a.)

Of or pertaining to an episode; adventitious.

The doctor asked the patient about his episodical migraines and their frequency.
The show's episodical format allowed for a wide range of storylines and characters.
The book's episodical nature made it easy for readers to pick up and put down at any point.
The artist's work often took on an episodical quality, with each piece telling a small part of a larger story.
The scientist's research focused on the episodical memory of rats, and how it was affected by different drugs.
The politician's career was characterized by a series of episodical scandals, each one threatening to derail his ambitions.
The teacher's lessons were often episodical in nature, with each lesson building on the previous one to create a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
The traveler's journey was episodical, with each stop along the way offering a new experience and a new perspective.
The company's history was episodical, marked by a series of booms and busts that reflected the changing economic landscape.
The child's development was episodical, with each new milestone marking a significant step forward in their growth and learning.

Of or pertaining to an episode; adventitious.

serialized,serial, sequential,periodical, recurring,successive, periodic, recurrent, regular

uniform, uniform, regular, habitual,continuous, periodic, regular, habitual, periodic, constant

The doctor asked the patient about his episodical migraines and their frequency.

The show's episodical format allowed for a wide range of storylines and characters.

The book's episodical nature made it easy for readers to pick up and put down at any point.

The artist's work often took on an episodical quality, with each piece telling a small part of a larger story.