Epochal (adj)
ep-ok-al
extremely important, significant, or influential
First recorded in 1675–85. Combines epoch, from the Greek epokhḗ, meaning “a pause or suspension,” + the suffix -al².
Example sentences
“The epochal act on stage started a chain of events that took the country down a dark road.”
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