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Meanings of epitomize in English
Synonyms
Examples for "typify"
Examples for "typify"
1
They seemed to typify the spirit in which she gave her life.
2
The stranger had one of those honest faces which typify the provincial.
3
Wendy Morrison, a retiree from Manchester, England, may typify an international traveler.
4
The remarks of Senator Reed of Missouri, anti-suffrage Democrat, typify this attitude.
5
Two colliding waves, two rollers meeting, typify rest by extinction and interference.
1
Few towns outside Dublin epitomise the current housing boom as much as Navan.
2
Now the questions over the Games seem to epitomise the country's plummeting confidence.
3
I shall, however, in a few pages briefly epitomise what passed.
4
These scenes epitomise what playing for Fiji means to cross-code star Jarryd Hayne.
5
Could any one better epitomise the duties of a good citizen?
Usage of epitomize in English
1
She did not dream that in such guise new-born love would epitomize itself.
2
Perhaps the tendency of modern journalism is to epitomize too much.
3
The total effect of this horrible system of persecution we can only epitomize.
4
The GMC Yukon and Chevrolet Tahoe epitomize what's wrong with the American auto industry.
5
Why had this contest come to epitomize his entire existence?
6
Such a group as this, and one of the ferocious Judith, would epitomize woman.
7
I have listened carefully, and there is only one name that will epitomize you.
8
The writings of Huxley in particular epitomize the record.
9
He seemed to epitomize vividly the meaning of a song she had often sung unmeaningly:
10
Her good looks and flowing hair came to epitomize the glamour of the California life-style.
11
They also epitomize a spirit of generosity that has pulsed across a grieving city this week.
12
Schreiber, Jones and Rigg play characters who epitomize different aspects of the colonial experience in Asia.
13
She seemed to epitomize a peculiarly British kind of innocence: fine-skinned, appealingly shy, unsure of men.
14
We want these hearings to epitomize the rest of American politics with procrastination, obfuscation and procedural gerrymandering.
15
She came to epitomize the glamorous California lifestyle and inspired a worldwide craze for blown-out, feathered-back hair.
16
A few words from the gifted William Ellery Channing the elder epitomize some striking thoughts on this subject:
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