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epitomised: adverb
epitomize: transitive verb

epitomised ADV

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epitomised Am

najlepiej ukazane

epitomize, epitomise Brit [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪz, Am -t̬-] VB trans

odzwierciedlać [perf odzwierciedlić]

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At her musical best, she epitomised flawless perfection and uncompromising brilliance in the practice of her craft. jamaica-gleaner.com

He was a young man who loved his family and friends, and epitomised respect. www.abc.net.au

The difference was said to be epitomised in the difference between architecture as either a decorated shed or duck. en.wikipedia.org

The song epitomised the stylised production techniques used on the album, with its provocative oh - ahh male/female vocal exchange. en.wikipedia.org

The show is collection of new paintings addressing our culture's present preoccupation with fame and success versus the historical background of nihilism and anarchy as epitomised by the punk movement. en.wikipedia.org

For us, as for people around the world, he epitomised the poet as a wellspring of humane insight and artful imagination, subtle wisdom and shining grace. en.wikipedia.org

Wide roads and large gardens epitomised these properties. en.wikipedia.org

It epitomised beauty and purity but courage as well because it would never let itself be taken alive. en.wikipedia.org

I thought if you could create a brand that epitomised that it would be very compelling. en.wikipedia.org

It epitomised and merged all life force and beauty into one whole. en.wikipedia.org

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