Synonym: image, paradigm, prototype. Similar words: epitomize, decrepit, customer, accustomed, not to mention, come home, atom, epic. Meaning: [ɪ'pɪtəmɪ] 
n. 1. a standard or typical example 2. a brief abstract (as of an article or book).
n. 1. a standard or typical example 2. a brief abstract (as of an article or book). 
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61. He had a reputation of being an ornery SOB and the epitome of the loud, aggressive drill instructor, but each and every one of his recruits would forever utter his name with respect.
62. When it comes to having fun for a girls' night out, bachelorette party or other special occasion, Chippendales the Show is the epitome of every female fantasy.
63. These are not people you are the epitome of an ugly duckling?
64. The Morses no longer seem the epitome of culture to him.
65. The epitome of the policy of appeasement was the Munich agreement of 30 September 1938.
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67. Materialisation is the epitome of the design and building process of Luming.
68. The Kazakhs deem the white swan as a mascot, a embodiment of beauty, a source of beauty, a symbol of pure love and an epitome of great mother.
69. The western folly culture is of long standing and well established, with the legends of fools of Gotham, The Bible and Foucault s History of Insanity in the Age of Reason as the textual epitome.
70. The traditional Chinese vernacular architecture is an epitome of Chinese traditional culture.
71. The Cook Islands are the epitome of the South Seas tropical hideaway.
72. The Dorchester Hotel is the epitome of luxury in the heart of London.
73. This film, starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, is the epitome Old Hollywood glamor.
74. They are the epitome of in-one-ear-and-out-the-other, which was my mother's trope for a failure to connect.