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Contexts Typically characteristic of a particular person, thing or group Superlative for characteristic of a particular person, thing or group Superlative for having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing Superlative for characteristic of a particular person or thing Adjective ▲ Typically characteristic of a particular person, thing or group archetypal standard typical regular characteristic average normal conventional representative stock true textbook copybook classic distinctive quintessential definitive prototypical archetypical signature model exemplary idiosyncratic paradigmatic symbolic unmistakable stereotypical emblematic vintage proper ideal essential distinguishing distinct illustrative identifying indicative particular classical identifiable diagnostic prototypal prime archetypic suggestive discriminating stereotypic stereotyped diagnostical prototypic perfect individual patterned peculiar typic habitual consummate predictable ultimate absolute usual supreme fundamental at her best at his best true to type at its best Adjective ▲ Superlative for characteristic of a particular person, thing or group normalest commonest plainest simplest most regular most average most standard most conventional most archetypal most customary most ordinary most orthodox most routine most representative most characteristic most general most stereotypical most traditional most usual most habitual most archetypical most basic most classic most classical most familiar most standardizedUS most expected most mainstream most set most vanilla most commonplace most natural most run-of-the-mill most day-to-day “Through bright, bold photos, readers will explore the typical day of a social worker.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing truest perfectest most classic most distinctive most archetypal most characteristic most standard most archetypical most definitive most distinct most distinguishing most prototypical most quintessential most idiosyncratic most indicative most paradigmatic most regular most representative most signature most textbook most vintage most classical most emblematic most exemplary most ideal most identifiable most particular most stereotypical most symbolic most unmistakable most archetypic most diagnostic most discriminating most proper most prototypal most prototypic most stereotypic most suggestive most essential most individual most peculiar “This is a typical example of Picasso's to and fro between the insistent two-dimensionality of painting and the idea of sculpture.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for characteristic of a particular person or thing commonest normalest likeliest steadiest most characteristic most customary most standard most usual most accepted most average most consistent most conventional most expected most familiar most habitual most natural most ordinary most orthodox most prevalent most representative most routine most symptomatic most traditional most accustomed most anticipated most chronic most commonplace most emblematic most foreseeable most frequent most indicative most predictable most prescriptive most reliable most unremarkable most distinctive most distinguishing most established most idiosyncratic most proper most proverbial most regular most unexceptional most acknowledged most cliched most individualistic most native most recognisedUK most recognizedUS most set most wonted most par for the course most time-honoured most run-of-the-mill “It was freezing outside, which is typical for Minnesota during the month of January.” Find more words! 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