noun

paradigm

paradigm, model, pattern, example

This discovery created a new paradigm in science.

This discovery created a new paradigm in science.

The company's success is a paradigm of good management.

The company's success is a paradigm of good management.

((a/the)) paradigm of (sth.) a typical example or pattern of something The company is a paradigm of success.

Synonyms: model, pattern, example, framework

From Greek 'paradeigma' (pattern, example), from 'para-' (beside) + 'deiknynai' (to show). Literally 'something shown beside'.

Associate it with the phrase 'paradigm shift,' which means a fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.

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