The professor's epagogic approach helped students derive general principles from specific experiments.

Epanadiplosis, the rhetorical device that uses the same word both at the beginning and the end of a sentence, can give an ordinary line a haunting symmetry.

The professor demonstrated epanados by naming a tree and then describing its trunk, branches, leaves, and roots in sequence.

Researchers found that epalon levels in the brain fluctuate in response to stress, affecting mood and cognition.

Several epalons were recovered from the excavation site; their surfaces were etched with ancient symbols.

The poet used epanalepsis to begin and end the line with the same word, creating a haunting echo.

EPACs have transformed commuter habits in many European cities.

I bought an EPAC to make my daily commute easier on hilly roads.

The epainetic ornamentation on the ancient manuscript suggested a different rhythmic pattern than previously thought.

The epaleaceous spikelets lacked the small chaffy bracts that characterize other grasses.