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Another word for paradigmatic

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Adjective

  1. Having the nature of, constituting, or serving as a type

    See also:

    usual

    same

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Sentence Examples

  • In the grammar he combined the paradigmatic method of his brother Moses with the procedure of the older scholars who devoted a close attention to details.

  • To use William Gibson's famous phrase, a MUD is a paradigmatic instance of the " consensual hallucination " of cyberspace.

  • Matras 1997]; differing patterns of paradigmatic syncretism; inherited and developed suppletion in personal pronouns; etc.

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