epitome in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

epitome in the PONS Dictionary

epitome Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the epitome of beauty
la beauté incarnée [ou même]
he is the epitome of Englishness
il représente l'Anglais type
the epitome of ridiculousness
le comble du ridicule
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It was used as an epitome of masculinity.
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He was the epitome of youth, and a real gentleman.
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Invisible darning is the epitome of this attempt at restoring the fabric to its original integrity.
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She was the epitome of a serious, strong jazz artist strong woman.
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This case was the epitome of his dictatorial use of authority, but it was seen that he did it for the common good.
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The original design was criticized as the epitome of environmental insensitivity.
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In front of the camera he is the epitome of exuberance and confidence, conveying a lot of energy, enthusiasm and commitment towards his work.
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He seems to have struck his contemporaries as the epitome of the literary fop...
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Five of her six pups were the epitome of their breeding.
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It was not ambitious in scope, but an epitome aiming to represent current knowledge of algebra concisely.
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