paradigmatic (Meaning)
paradigmatic (a)
of or relating to a grammatical paradigm
of or relating to a typical example
related as members of a substitution class
paradigmatic (a.)
Alt. of Paradigmatical
paradigmatic (n.)
A writer of memoirs of religious persons, as examples of Christian excellence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paradigmatic
Synonyms:
- high-grade
- banner
- nifty
- grand
- stellar
- fancy
- capital
- fabulous
- nonpareil
- first-class
- flawless
- dandy
- superlative
- A1
- groovy
- crackerjack
- par excellence
- absolute
- bang-up
- sensational
- unsurpassed
- swell
- sterling
- impeccable
- primo
- choice
- fantastic
- top
- splendid
- superior
- wizard
- top-notch
- first-rate
- keen
Antonyms:
paradigmatic Sentence Examples
- The scenario presented in the film is a paradigmatic example of societal injustice.
- The scientist's research provided a paradigmatic shift in our understanding of the natural world.
- The author's literary style exemplifies a paradigmatic use of postmodernist techniques.
- The politician's speech contained paradigmatic examples of demagoguery and fear-mongering.
- The architectural design adhered to paradigmatic principles of minimalism and functionality.
- The student's essay exhibited paradigmatic qualities of academic rigor and critical thinking.
- The experiment's results provided paradigmatic evidence supporting the proposed hypothesis.
- The painting's use of color and symbolism represents a paradigmatic expression of the artist's inner turmoil.
- The musician's performance was a paradigmatic display of virtuosity and technical prowess.
- The company's marketing campaign employed paradigmatic principles of persuasion and emotional appeal.
FAQs About the word paradigmatic
of or relating to a grammatical paradigm, of or relating to a typical example, related as members of a substitution classAlt. of Paradigmatical, A writer of mem
perfect, model, unique, definitive, archetypical, exemplary, quintessential,classic, archetypal, excellent
substandard, normal, bad, unsatisfactory, bad, normal, vile, typical, typical, poor
The scenario presented in the film is a paradigmatic example of societal injustice.
The scientist's research provided a paradigmatic shift in our understanding of the natural world.
The author's literary style exemplifies a paradigmatic use of postmodernist techniques.
The politician's speech contained paradigmatic examples of demagoguery and fear-mongering.
