epics
SayEP-iks/ˈɛpɪks/
- 1Plural of epic.
The course covers ancient epics from Greece, India and Mesopotamia.
The product team split the redesign into four epics and tackled them one quarter at a time.
Note
The -s plural covers every noun use at once: long heroic poems, books and films built on great deeds and adventures, and, in software planning, the large user stories a team tracks. Only the noun takes it. Used before a noun, as in two epic journeys, the word is describing, and it stays unchanged however many things it describes.
epics is a form of epic
epic, noun: A series of events worthy of an epic poem, or any book, film, or other work that takes heroic deeds and adventures as its subject. Full entry
- Forms
- epicepics plural
- Spelling
- epic → epics: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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