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Meanings of epitome in English
Usage of epitome in English
1
He also presents a fair and clear epitome of Goldschmidt's major points.
2
Bosnia was the epitome of the non-interventionist philosophy; and of its consequences.
3
It is the epitome of the spirit, it is the shrine of-
4
Earl and town fought the fight of Barons and Commons in epitome.
5
Eyeball spells are the epitome of good taste compared to animal fat.'
6
Grantham's 1995 epitome of criteria for invoking species selection in hierarchical models.
7
The Epistle to the Romans is a precious epitome of Christian theology.
8
How does a party survive intact when its epitome leaves the stage?
9
Clyde Williams and Mona Sutphen are the epitome of a power couple.
10
Relax in the epitome of rustic, Italian hospitality on the 100-year-old grounds.
11
As the epitome of minimalist Japanese culture, ryokans are essentially Japanese-style inns.
12
The epitome of these travels which he had prepared is as follows:-
13
It is the epitome of entropy, the final enemy of all things.
14
Brown Sugar Bakery's rich cakes are the epitome of southern style desserts.
15
To some, Mooney's job would be the epitome of the glamorous career.
16
Gillian's ringing, whole-hearted laughter checked this enthusiastic epitome of the simple life.
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Epitome through the time
Epitome across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common