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epitome

[ih-pit-uh-mee] / ɪˈpɪt ə mi /




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The many bathrooms are the epitome of luxury as one of them comes complete with a marble shower, with jets, a large soaking tub, and a wooden vanity.

From MarketWatch

Born in the 19th century, Brancusi made his career in 20th century Paris, his work the epitome of Modernist abstraction.

From Los Angeles Times

“The freedom to sit as long as you want is the epitome of hospitality,” he says.

From Seattle Times

By cutting them off from their emotional selves, we effectively groom men into being hyper-dominant if they are to participate in the supposedly epitome of patriarchy.

From Salon

“Paris is, for a lot of people, the epitome of romance,” said Susan House, the executive producer of the show.

From Seattle Times