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| etymological origin of | eng: epiphanic |
| etymologically related | eng: hierophany |
| etymologically related | eng: theophany |
| etymology | fro: epiphanie |
| has derived form | eng: epiphanies |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ɪˈpɪf.ə.ni/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-epiphany.ogg |
| semantically related | eng: advise against |
| semantically related | eng: amazement |
| semantically related | eng: consternation |
| semantically related | eng: deer in the headlights |
| semantically related | eng: despair |
| semantically related | eng: desperation |
| semantically related | eng: discomfiture |
| semantically related | eng: distraction |
| semantically related | eng: dread |
| semantically related | eng: fright |
| semantically related | eng: nightmare |
| semantically related | eng: revulsion |
| semantically related | eng: terrify |
| semantically related | eng: w:Chuck Klosterman |
| semantically related | eng: wonderment |
| translation | ces: zjevení |
| translation | eng: awe |
| translation | epo: epifanio |
| translation | hrv: bogojávljēnje |
| translation | hrv: bogojavljenje |
| translation | hrv: epifànija |
| translation | hrv: epifanija |
| translation | nld: epifanie |
| translation | nld: ingeving |
| translation | ron: epifanie |
| translation | rus: прозрение |
| translation | spa: epifanía |
| translation | spa: manifestación |
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