episodes

Meanings

• noun

  A single installment or episode of a television show, radio program, or podcast.

  - "They watch a new episode of their favorite show every week."
  - "This season of the podcast has 12 episodes."
  - "Can you believe what happened in last night's episode?"

• noun

  A particular occurrence or instance of something.

  - "The episode of heavy rain caused flooding in the city."
  - "Each episode of a disease has its unique symptoms."
  - "The final episode of a project marks its completion."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with episodes
odes , codes , modes , odesseys

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Variants

List of all variants of episodes that leads to same result
episode , episodes , bottle episode , bottle episodes

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Etymology

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From the Greek word 'episodion', meaning 'a turning point' or 'a happening'.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'episode' is also used in medicine to describe a recurring symptom or condition.

2. The word 'episode' is sometimes used figuratively to describe a significant turning point or event in someone's life.

3. The longest running TV show in history, 'Guiding Light', had over 17,000 episodes during its 72-year run.

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Related Concepts

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1. installment: An individual part of a larger series or work, such as an episode of a TV show or a chapter in a book.

2. segment: A part or division of a larger whole, such as a segment of an hour or a segment of a speech.

3. occasion: A specific event or instance, often used interchangeably with 'episode' in certain contexts.

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Culture

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In literature, episodes are self-contained parts of a larger narrative, often used in novels or serialized fiction. In art and music, episodes can refer to distinct movements or sections within a larger work.

How to Memorize "episodes"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a TV screen showing an episode of your favorite show.
   - Visualize a calendar with dates marked for each new episode release.
   - Think about the title or plot of an episode to help remember it.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the title or key events of an episode with a memorable phrase or image.
   - Connect an episode to a specific emotion or experience.
   - Link an episode to a particular smell or taste.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic acronym using the first letter of each key word or concept in an episode.
   - Use a mnemonic sentence to help remember the order of events in an episode.
   - Create a song or poem based on the key points of an episode.

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