epic• The film was billed as an epic -- an adventure story that would take the world and the box-office by storm.• Now it looks like a sceneset from Beau Geste, or one of those biblicalepics.• Luo said in a telephoneinterview from Wuhan that he began preparing his epic in 1988.• Or rent one of the old Steve Reevesmuscleepics.• Tuppe knew himself to be the stuff of epics.• This junkpile just happens to be our epic.• The history of a single event has been spun out to fill a 255 pageepic.• "The Iliad" is perhaps the most studiedepic of all time.• the epic poem "Beowulf'
of epic proportions• The country is facing a famineof epic proportions.• For a team that ranks in the bottomthird in caring for the ball, this was a triumphof epic proportions.
Originepic2
(1500-1600)Latinepicus, from Greekepikos, from epos“word, speech, poem”