👉 Ephebic, in linguistics and English grammar, refers to a type of verb that is formed by combining two or more verbs into one. This form is often used as an adverb, indicating how long or how strong something lasts. In English, "ephebic" can be applied to the verb "to eat," where it means to consume food quickly and efficiently. For example: - "I have eaten my fill of chips." - "He ate a big slice of pizza."
