Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of A typical or good example of something in British Thesaurus
A typical or good example of something
stereotype (noun)
someone who is exactly what many people expect a person of their particular class, nationality, profession etc to be like
the personification of something ()
someone who is a very clear example of a particular quality
something that represents particular qualities or features
apotheosis (noun)
a shining example (of something) ()
someone or something that has very impressive qualities
boilerplate (noun)
mainly American a template (=a standard way of writing something that can be copied) used in legal documents, contracts etc
byword (noun)
if someone or something is a byword for a particular quality, they have a strong reputation for that quality
caricature (noun)
someone or something that seems silly because they show very strongly the aspects that are considered very typical of a particular person, thing, or group
case study (noun)
a set of events that is a good example of a particular idea or situation
embodiment (noun)
someone or something that is the best possible example of a particular idea, quality, or principle, especially a good one
the grandaddy of something (informal)
incarnation (noun)
a person or thing that is an extremely strong example of a particular quality
Mr (humorous)
humorous used before a noun or adjective for saying that a man represents a particular quality or thing
object lesson (noun)
an event or situation that is a very good example of a particular principle or of how something should be done
poster child (noun)
mainly Americanhumorous someone or something that represents a particular quality, idea, or activity
quintessence (noun)
formal a person or thing that is a perfect example of something
showpiece (noun)
the most impressive feature of something or the most impressive thing of its type
specimen (noun)
an example of something, especially of a plant or an animal