Similar words: elephant, hand in hand, pipe, phase, emphasis, emphasize, depict, episode. Meaning: [ɪ'pɪfənɪ] 
n. 1. a divine manifestation 2. twelve days after Christmas; celebrates the visit of the three wise men to the infant Jesus.
n. 1. a divine manifestation 2. twelve days after Christmas; celebrates the visit of the three wise men to the infant Jesus. 
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(31) he sensation is comparable to the epiphany that Adolf Loos, the Viennese architect, experienced when he stepped off a steamship in New York Harbor more than a century ago.
(32) The church which has perceptively viewed this passage through the lens of epiphany has sometimes failed to reckon with what epiphany means.
(33) Vergence's Epiphany line already received funding from multiple sources, but the key was getting the glasses into their hands.
(34) With the invention of the CPU an epiphany in material management occurred.
(35) It was during one of these strolls with Szigeti that Tesla had an epiphany about motors.
(36) Humbled in defeat,[http://sentencedict.com/epiphany.html] Sorn has a creative epiphany that coincides with an invitation to join the royal court of a prince as a top musician.
(37) We did not expect anybody to stand up and holler that they had an epiphany.
(38) By epiphany he means'the most delicate and evanescent of such memorable focusing moments.'.
(39) Diving for the cross is done in several Orthodox countries to mark Theophany, also known as Epiphany, a Christian feast day in January.
(40) It consists of the archetypal structure of initiation story : innocence — ordeal — epiphany — maturity.
(41) Ukrainians bathe in the Dnieper river in Kiev on January 19, 2011 during Epiphany celebrations.
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