sublime in Greek
sublime in Greek is επιβλητικός — sublime means so impressive, beautiful, or grand that it inspires deep awe.
sublime in Greek
επιβλητικός
Pronounced: epivlitikos
Of an aspect of art or nature: causing awe or deep respect due to its beauty or magnificence; awe-inspiring, impressive.
What does "sublime" mean?
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adj So impressive, beautiful, or grand that it inspires deep awe.
"The view from the summit was utterly sublime."
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verb For a solid to turn directly into a gas without passing through a liquid stage, or to cause it to do so (a chemistry term also called sublimating).
"Dry ice sublimes at room temperature, turning straight into carbon dioxide gas."
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sublime in a sentence
- The view from the summit was utterly sublime.
- Critics called the performance a sublime piece of acting.
- Dry ice sublimes at room temperature, turning straight into carbon dioxide gas.
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What is "sublime" in Greek?
"sublime" in Greek is επιβλητικός. sublime means: So impressive, beautiful, or grand that it inspires deep awe.
How do you pronounce επιβλητικός?
"sublime" in Greek is επιβλητικός, pronounced "epivlitikos".
How do you use "sublime" in a sentence?
Example: "The view from the summit was utterly sublime." In Greek, "sublime" is επιβλητικός.
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