episode — a single event or incident that is part of a larger sequence
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a single event or incident that is part of a larger sequence
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈepɪsoʊd/
Example Sentences
- I binge-watched 10 episodes in one night and now I look like a zombie.
- The embarrassing episode at the restaurant made him avoid that place forever.
- My mom had an episode when she found out I failed the math test.
episode
NOUN[/ˈepɪsoʊd/]
a single event or incident that is part of a larger sequence
During the long journey, a funny episode suddenly happens along the road.
Each episode revealed more about the characters.
Every journey shows us a new episode. A strange little moment becomes the story we chose.
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Greek, originally meaning 'an insertion between choral odes' in ancient drama. The word referred to the dialogue or action occurring between the songs of the chorus, later evolving to denote any distinct incident or scene within a larger narrative.
Breakdown
epi- (upon, on) + eisodos (coming in, entrance), literally 'something coming in upon' the main action, referring to interpolated scenes in classical theatre.
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📝Examples
“I binge-watched 10 episodes in one night and now I look like a zombie.”
“The embarrassing episode at the restaurant made him avoid that place forever.”
“My mom had an episode when she found out I failed the math test.”
“This episode of the cooking show taught me how to burn water perfectly.”
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