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Definitions from the WebTerm: EpigoneDefinition:An epigone refers to a person who imitates or follows the ideas, style, or achievements of an influential predecessor, often lacking originality or ingenuity. Examples:Noun - Sense 1:The young poet was considered an epigone, as his work heavily mirrored the renowned poet of the previous generation. Example sentence: The epigone failed to capture the same depth and creativity as his predecessor. Noun - Sense 2:In the history of art, numerous epigones emerged trying to replicate the iconic styles of the masters, but rarely reaching the same level of mastery. Example sentence: The painting, though impressive, was deemed as the work of an epigone due to its striking similarity to Van Gogh's technique. Adjective - Sense 1:The professor's lecture was uninspiring and entirely epigone, lacking any original thought. Example sentence: The epigone theories presented in the dissertation were criticized for their failure to contribute anything new to the field. Related Products:Find related products on Amazon: | ||||
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