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perfect specimen

noun as in archetype

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And make no mistake: Greene, a perfect specimen of do-nothing right-wing congressional service, lives for these camera-ready moments of political theater.

From Salon

“Julia” should be the new required text on those high-school curricula, a stunning look into what happens when a person of strength faces the worst in humanity, as well as a perfect specimen of derivative art that, in standing on another’s shoulders, can reach a higher plane.

For Dr. Allis, it was a perfect specimen for its mix of high levels of histones and gene expression activity.

Theroux’s slow, orderly flow made the perfect specimen for a remix, they said.

This past weekend, Trump fell back into this pattern, calling himself "perfect specimen" and repeatedly casting doubt over President Biden's mental faculties.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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