Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Epiphany"

A: It was really an epiphany, a moment while I was listening to Serendipity

If dialog is the epiphany of love , the moment you loved me suddenly struck me with a life-changing realization which changes the rest of my life

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A quick example:
- "I was stuck on a hard math problem but then I had an epiphany (sudden insight or realization) and was able to solve it!"

Usually it's used for bigger things, ex something that has a large impact or for life-changing realizations or insights

Hope that helps!

A: An epiphany is a sudden realization of something, especially about yourself or about life. It's like a 'lightbulb moment'.

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A: It means a sudden realization or understanding. It's often but not always used in a religious context.

A: A woman has unhealthy eating habits and is fairly overweight. Fast food has become the routine meal for her family including the small children. At her son’s yearly check-up, the doctors notes that he is at an unhealthy weight and at risk for childhood diabetes. It is this moment that that woman realizes she must make a change in order to preserve her children’s health.

In this everyday situation, the woman has an epiphany. The insight she gains is that her lifestyle is affecting her child in a way that could be dangerous to his health.

A: I had an epiphany yesterday that my happiness does not depend at all on what you decide to do with your life.

An epiphany can strike when you least expect it, and will completely transform your perspective.

One cannot force an epiphany, but one can ripen oneself for one.

A: Epiphany is not a common word. There are no daily expressions.
"The scientist had an epiphany on solving the chemical reaction."
"The writer went to the woods, seeking an epiphany on how to end his book."

A: I had an epiphany that what I was doing was strange.

definition: a sudden realization about something, commonly used in a religious context.

A: An epiphany is the realization of something very important.

"I had an epiphany. I don't actually want to be a teacher."

A: We say "Then I had an epiphany". We use "epiphany" with an article.

A: epiphany = a good idea that appears after thinking about a problem for a long time without success

serendipity = a random event or an accident that has happy results

Isaac Newton had an epiphany about the nature of gravity when he watched an apple fall from a tree, and realized that it was the same force that pulled the Moon towards the Earth.

Alexander Fleming serendipitously discovered the antibiotic penicillin after he accidentally left a sample dish of bacteria near an open window, and noticed that the mold growing on the dish killed the bacteria.

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A: enlightenment in a sudden

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A: a. I had an epiphany .
A sounds natural to me.

b. I was awaken.
You can say I was awakened to sound more natural, but if you want B to have the same meaning as A, then you can also say "I was enlightened."

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A: hence means something like "That leads to" or "and that's the reason why"

an epiphany is a sudden smart thought. like "whoa, we could move these goods a lot faster if I made, like, a little circular thing and stuck it to a cart"