Translations for „epochal“ in the English » German Dictionary

ep·och·al [ˈi:pɒkəl, Am ˈepək-] ADJ

1. epochal (having to do with an epoch):

epochal

Epochen-

epochal

der Epoche nach n

2. epochal (very important):

epochal

Epoche machend

epochal

epochal form

epochal event

bahnbrechendes Ereignis

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epochal event

bahnbrechendes Ereignis

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It took on an epochal importance, which is worthy of more detailed investigation.

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Instead, it is written as if directly presented by numerous celestial beings appointed to the task of providing an epochal religious revelation.

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He was a pioneering critic to establish the significance of this epochal transition.

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Second, they have epochal value.

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This in itself was an epochal milestone, akin to the first ascent of an 8,000-metre peak.

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Moving from black and white to colour is not an epochal watershed that leaves some artists irrevocably behind.

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As radiocarbon and other forms of absolute dating contributed more detailed and more reliable chronologies, the epochal model ceased to be necessary.

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It is a nearly impossible, a very courageous, and a possibly epochal book.

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The sthala puranam as well as umapathi sivacharya's "koyil puranam" give an account of how an ancient chola prince of kritayugam or first of epochal ages.

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A journey in space and time, this chronicle carries its own background of tango, epochal songs and circus orchestras.

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