paradigmatic

It is paradigmatic of new situations.

While antonymous paradigmatic relation emphasizes the opposites and contrasts in the meaning of the words, differentiated paradigmatic relation emphasizes the differences in the meaning of the words.

Bonny Hicks appeared to me to be the paradigmatic example of an autonomous, free-choosing individual who decided early on to construct a lifestyle congenial to her idiosyncratic sense of self-expression.

The study focused on the paradigmatic differences between the two languages.

She analyzed the paradigmatic shift in consumer behavior over the past decade.

The teacher used paradigmatic examples to illustrate the concept.

The paradigmatic structure of the argument was clear and logical.

The novel is a paradigmatic example of postmodern literature.

He proposed a paradigmatic shift in the company's approach to marketing.

The paradigmatic relationship between the two concepts became evident through the analysis.

The artist's work represents a paradigmatic shift in contemporary art.

The paradigmatic nature of the theory makes it applicable to various fields.

The paradigmatic framework of the study provided a solid basis for the research.

The seminal discoveries by the two laureates constitute a paradigmatic shift and a landmark in the fight against cancer.

You're one of those type of paradigmatic thinkers.

It's just that he is a paradigmatic thinker - Mm-hmm.

The editors consider it a paradigmatic example of " science for robotics and robotics for science" and expect that it will advance the development of all flying robots.