typified (Meaning)
typified
to have or include the special or main characteristics of, represent sense 2, to represent in typical fashion, to embody the essential or salient characteristics of
Synonyms & Antonyms of typified
typified Sentence Examples
- The grandeur of the castle typified the opulence of the medieval era.
- His arrogance typified the disdain he held for others.
- The symphony's mournful melody typified the composer's despair.
- The abandoned building typified the decay and neglect of the neighborhood.
- The child's wide-eyed wonder typified the innocence of youth.
- The politician's empty promises typified the corruption and cynicism of the campaign.
- The painting's vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes typified the artist's passion.
- The professor's lectures typified the depth and complexity of his knowledge.
- The dancer's graceful movements typified the beauty and expressiveness of the art form.
- The city's bustling streets typified the vibrant and energetic spirit of its inhabitants.
FAQs About the word typified
to have or include the special or main characteristics of, represent sense 2, to represent in typical fashion, to embody the essential or salient characteristic
symbolized, illustrated,exemplified, expressed, personalized, incarnated, instantiated, personified, imaged, manifested
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The grandeur of the castle typified the opulence of the medieval era.
His arrogance typified the disdain he held for others.
The symphony's mournful melody typified the composer's despair.
The abandoned building typified the decay and neglect of the neighborhood.
