The phrase "adds epic" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or slang.
It can be used in contexts where someone is describing something that enhances or elevates an experience, often in a dramatic or exaggerated way.
Example: "The new soundtrack really adds epic to the movie, making the action scenes even more thrilling."
Alternatives: "enhances dramatically" or "elevates the experience".
When a besuited Daltrey emerges to run through their last-minute collaboration album of Wilko and Feelgood numbers Going Back Home, and add epic rock pomp to their cover of Dylan's carnival wife-stealing ditty Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window, the party cranks up.
"And our closing performance," Harvey adds, "was epic".
"The Remote Part" adds the epic qualities of U2, making elaborate use of keyboards, strings, and multiple layers of guitars and vocals and inviting the octogenarian Scottish poet laureate, Edwin Morgan, to read on the last track.
Like "The Last of the Mohicans," "Brotherhood" tries to strike an allegorical balance in the war between the heart and the head, and Mr. Gans adds an epic sadness to several of the tableaus by having the empathetic heroes arrive a little too late.
Every day, more cars venture onto Baghdad's dust-choked streets, adding to epic traffic jams and sending blood-pressure levels through the roof, as drivers spew invective, gesticulate wildly and steadfastly ignore any and all driving laws.
Hiking in LA is already one of the best things to do, but add an epic LA sunset (something that's not to be missed during a California visit) and the Griffith Observatory as your reward, and you've found the best hike in LA.
But fresh off winning his first La Liga crown since joining Real Madrid, the Portuguese forward aims to add another epic result to his sterling resume.
Add some epic words to your hideouts name such as: "EPIC/SUPER/PERFECT HIDEOUT AT MY DEN!!!" Then check back to see how many visitors you've got.
"The last month at Footwork was especially epic," adds Rosa, who, along with core staff like bartender Nelles and security head Barnes, moved to the new event space, now known to the world as CODA.
But no real mockery is intended by this harmless, mindless grab bag of slightly used gags, which lampoons some of the conventions of recent comic-book epics and adds the expected staples of juvenile humor: urine, vomit and intestinal gas.
