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Meaning of episode
A part of a story, tale, or narrative, especially one that forms a distinct unit.
Etymology of episode
The word "episode" comes from the Greek word "episodion", meaning "an addition" or "a separate part", which is derived from "epi", meaning "upon" or "in addition to", and "eisodios", meaning "a coming in" or "an entrance".
The word has been used in English since the 16th century to refer to a separate part of a story or narrative.
Synonyms
incident
event
occurrence
happening
experience
affair
circumstance
situation
chapter
installment
segment
part
portion
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series
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act
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incident
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Definitions
- A self-contained part of a story, tale, or narrative, especially one that forms a distinct unit.
- An incident or event, especially one that is important or memorable.
- A part of a TV or radio program, especially one that forms a distinct unit in a series.
Usage Examples
- The episode of the TV show was very exciting and suspenseful.
- The book is divided into several episodes, each one telling a different story.
- The episode of food poisoning was a turning point in my decision to become a vegetarian.
- The episode of the war was marked by intense fighting and heavy casualties.
- The episode of the play was a dramatic and emotional conclusion to the story.
Antonyms
whole
entirety
completeness
unity
totality
entirety
completeness
oneness
singularity
cohesion
continuity
entirety
wholeness
intactness
undividedness
indivisibility
inseparability
entirety
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oneness
singularity
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completeness
unity
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