1. of, relating to, or characterized by an epiphany; revealing or disclosing something of sudden importance or insight
Usage: literary; often used in academic or artistic contexts

Examples

• The novel's epiphanic moment comes when the protagonist finally understands her true purpose.
• His epiphanic realization changed the entire direction of his career.
• The film builds toward an epiphanic scene that reframes everything the audience has witnessed.
• She had an epiphanic experience during meditation that shifted her perspective on life.
• The author uses epiphanic imagery to convey the character's spiritual awakening.