saga
word
Definition
A saga is a long story about the adventures of a person, family, or group, often covering several generations. It can also refer to any long, complicated, or dramatic series of events.
Usage & Nuances
Originally from Norse literature, often used for book or film series ("fantasy saga"), or to describe any extended, dramatic real-life event. Neutral/formal; 'saga' implies something significant or epic, not just any long story.
Example Sentences
The movie is based on a Viking saga.
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Harry Potter is a famous saga for young readers.
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Their family saga began a hundred years ago.
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After all the twists and turns, their court battle turned into a real saga.
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The Star Wars saga spans several generations and many planets.
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Honestly, handling the visa paperwork turned into its own little saga!
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