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biblical

BIHB-lih-kuhl
adj
1
Relating to, or found in, the Bible.
"The sermon focused on a biblical story about forgiveness."
2
Extremely large or severe, beyond ordinary scale, as if drawn from a Bible story.
"The flooding this year was biblical in proportion."

How to Use Biblical

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In plain EnglishConnected to the Bible, or used loosely to mean "epic" or "of enormous scale."

Common pairings
biblical proportions biblical times biblical scholar

Word Forms

more biblical comparative, most biblical superlative

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Etymology

From Medieval Latin biblicus, "of the Bible," plus the adjective ending "-al."

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