epithetical (Meaning)

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epithetical (a.)

Pertaining to, or abounding with, epithets.

The author's use of epithetical phrases added depth and richness to the narrative.
The poet's use of epithetical adjectives created a vivid and memorable image in the reader's mind.
The speaker's epithetical remarks were intended to emphasize the importance of the topic at hand.
The politician's epithetical language was designed to appeal to the emotions of the voters.
The critic's epithetical comments were meant to highlight the flaws in the work of art.
The teacher's epithetical explanations helped the students to understand the complex concepts.
The scientist's epithetical observations provided valuable insights into the behavior of the natural world.
The historian's epithetical accounts of past events brought the stories to life for the readers.
The biographer's epithetical anecdotes added color and personality to the subject's life story.
The journalist's epithetical reporting provided readers with a comprehensive understanding of the current events.

Pertaining to, or abounding with, epithets.

nickname, surname, moniker, pseudonym, soubriquet, alias, cognomen,sobriquet, monicker, denomination

applause, praise, acclaim, commendation, acclaim,compliment, commendation, compliment, praise, applause

The author's use of epithetical phrases added depth and richness to the narrative.

The poet's use of epithetical adjectives created a vivid and memorable image in the reader's mind.

The speaker's epithetical remarks were intended to emphasize the importance of the topic at hand.

The politician's epithetical language was designed to appeal to the emotions of the voters.