epitome
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definition
noun
she looked the epitome of elegance and good taste
a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type.
Or, as another scholar has said, the creed is an epitome and summary that guides and directs a proper reading of Scripture.
a summary of a written work; an abstract.
translation of 'epitome'
noun
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example
The Queen herself was the 'epitome' of elegance, wearing - most appropriately for the occasion - a beautiful Mudmee blouse of a sandy brown and a long dress of silver-grey.
In many ways Detroit is the 'epitome' of the materialist paradigm, a place where the mechanical worldview was perfected.
From the seven bedrooms on the first floor, to the nine reception rooms on the ground floor, to the staff quarters below stairs, the apartment is the 'epitome' of elegance.
I hated superficiality, and the popular people were the very 'epitome' of it.
she looked the 'epitome' of elegance and good taste
Helen's older sister Jenny is the 'epitome' of the perfect Mum.
These people have become the 'epitome' and complete personification of Greed and Corruption.
Or, as another scholar has said, the creed is an 'epitome' and summary that guides and directs a proper reading of Scripture.
She was the 'epitome' of all Rubensian models and appears in many of his late works, not only in portraits but in the guise of various saints and deities.
she looked the 'epitome' of elegance and good taste
This is all highly wonderful and simply the 'epitome' of science fiction writing, but I'm truly excited to inform you that the best is still to come.
This is the man who represents the 'epitome' of style in his immaculately pressed shirts, tirelessly shined shoes and tailored business attire.
The whole place is practically the 'epitome' of ‘timeless elegance’.
In the Netherlands there was initially a craving for all things French, for France represented the 'epitome' of modernity and luxury.
Smoking is an evil, deadly addiction, and for smokers to insist on blowing their foul pollution onto other people is the very 'epitome' of senseless selfishness.
Bob and Marcie (not their real names; in fact, they are not real people) are the very 'epitome' of the Silicon Valley lifestyle.
Mary, for example, is the 'epitome' of virtue in the original comedy show.
In public our relationship was the 'epitome' of a perfect, loving relationship.
Although flexible and graceful were not the words I'd use to describe our tai chi motions, our instructors William and Pandora were the 'epitome' of suppleness and elegance.
He was described by the man who nominated him for the award as ‘the 'epitome' of quality leadership in the modern educational era’.
Truly, Jun was the 'epitome' of a perfect leader for anyone and everyone to follow and Chase readily admitted to that - a thing that he seldom did.
Kate is the 'epitome' of ladylike elegance with poker straight posture, a svelte figure and a confident yet warm personality.
I pictured her to be the 'epitome' of Southern beauty.
The two sacred 'epitomes' - ‘Aadi Granth or Guru Granth Sahib’ (now onwards GGS) and ‘Dasam Granth’ have also been given the stature of ‘Guru’ by the tenth Guru - Guru Gobinda Singh.
For the rest we depend on excerpts and the 'epitomes' of Zonaras (down to 146 and 44 BC to AD 96) and Xiphilinus.
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