epoche

/ɛˈpɒki/

Definitions

1. noun

a specific period of time, especially one in the past, during which a particular event, process, or phenomenon was occurring or dominant.

“The scientist studied the cultural epoche of the Renaissance to understand the impact of art on society.”

2. noun

a period of time during which a particular philosophy, theory, or approach to knowledge is dominant or widely accepted.

“The epoche of existentialism in the 20th century had a profound influence on modern literature.”

3. noun

a period in a person’s life during which they are most active and productive.

“The artist’s epoche of creativity lasted for over a decade, producing numerous masterpieces.”

4. noun

a period of time during which a particular aspect of human experience is being studied or explored.

“The epoche of human emotions in psychology has led to a deeper understanding of mental health.”

Synonyms

  • era
  • period

Antonyms

  • ancient times
  • prehistory