Similar words: epoch, hypochondria, hypochondriac, apocryphal, hypochondriacal, chalk, chalet, catch-all. Meaning: ['epɒkl] adj. highly significant or important especially bringing about or marking the beginning of a new development or era.
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1, Shortly after Columbus's epochal voyage, Magellan circumnavigated the globe.
2, Even this epochal discovery was not sufficient.
3, These three steps constituted on epochal advance.
4, Editorial: World Mutation or Epochal Challenge?
5, Epochal angels: direction of the affaires of each generation and root race.
6, This product is epochal product most recently researched and developed.
7, The toolmaking observation was the most epochal of the three, causing a furor within anthropological circles because "man the toolmaker" held sway as an almost canonical definition of our species.
8, The theme has the epochal character and the class character, the connotation sometimes has not.
9, Marxism has 5 bright basic features: epochal, innovative, systematical , practical and people's.
10, Economic globalization and regional regularization are the epochal characteristics in the world of today.
11, Columbus action might be divided into epochal action and individual action.
12, Certainly, evidence of intelligent civilizations on planets orbiting distant stars would be an epochal event in human history.
13, That sounds soft and mushy and commonplace, but in fact it can legitimately be called epochal.
14, All of this will make Mr. Obama's trip less epochal.
15, Will the election of Mr Obama prove to be another epochal event?
16, That calculation is not worthy of our ideals and represents an error of epochal proportions.
17, A scientific definition should point out its nature and reflect its epochal characteristics.
18, It was a brief,[http://sentencedict.com/epochal.html] shining moment in Egypt's history--a time of epochal change presided over by a Pharaoh named Akhenaten and his beautiful wife Nefertiti.
More similar words: epoch, hypochondria, hypochondriac, apocryphal, hypochondriacal, chalk, chalet, catch-all, chalice, paschal, chalk out, chalk up, challenge, chalking, challenged, challenger, nonchalant, nonchalance, challenging, matriarchal, patriarchal, nonchalantly, pocket, hypocrite, pocketing, hypocrisy, pocketful, pocket money, pocketbook, pickpocket.