epitome in Greek
epitome in Greek is επιτομή — epitome means a perfect example of a quality or type; the clearest possible embodiment of something.
epitome in Greek
επιτομή
Pronounced: epitomi
The embodiment or encapsulation of a class of items.
What does "epitome" mean?
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noun A perfect example of a quality or type; the clearest possible embodiment of something.
"With its marble floors and chandeliers, the hotel lobby was the epitome of luxury."
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epitome in a sentence
- With its marble floors and chandeliers, the hotel lobby was the epitome of luxury.
- He's the epitome of a workaholic, answering emails even on holiday.
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What is "epitome" in Greek?
"epitome" in Greek is επιτομή. epitome means: A perfect example of a quality or type; the clearest possible embodiment of something.
How do you pronounce επιτομή?
"epitome" in Greek is επιτομή, pronounced "epitomi".
How do you use "epitome" in a sentence?
Example: "With its marble floors and chandeliers, the hotel lobby was the epitome of luxury." In Greek, "epitome" is επιτομή.
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