Definition of prototypical in English:

prototypical

adjective prəʊtəˈtɪpɪk(ə)lˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)l

Denoting the first, original, or typical form of something.
the prototypical vehicle
the phone emerged as the prototypical example of point-to-point communication
Example sentencesExamples
- Here we have a prototypical example of a probably preventable disaster permitted to happen by an unwillingness to spend the necessary money to prevent it.
- A team of volunteer architects and engineers helped a community develop a prototypical building system, inspiring collaboration, innovation and hope.
- This prototypical scheme in south London combines high density with ecological awareness in an attempt to suggest new models for suburban development.
- The Monitor was just one of three prototypical iron warships launched in mid 1862.
- He fits the description of a prototypical action hero.
- That particular war seems prototypical of international events that subsequently disappear from public memory.
- Clients often ask for changes to prototypical elements late in the design process and request that those changes be implemented in all projects currently underway.
- The prototypical typewriter of its day, The Underwood was made by John Underwood.
- He is a London bank employee with the prototypical nine-to-five lifestyle.
- With two doctors, some nurses and support staff, this is your prototypical small business.
- Omega Dock was a place with a long history of constructing new, prototypical vessels.
- This is the prototypical example of a case ripe for Supreme Court review.

Derivatives

prototypically

adverb prəʊtəˈtɪpɪk(ə)liˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)li

This Idaho high school student is a prototypically awkward teen with a frizzed hairdo.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mostly, the material they reviewed was regarded as prototypically blasphemous or sexually explicit, but there was wide variation in content.
- He argues they are both prototypically modern in that they created works that present and then question any stable representation of cultural truths.
- The building exhibits a number of prototypically American features - wall surfaces covered in white stucco, flat roofs, and integrated interior and exterior spaces.
- Prototypically, these verb tenses 'locate' a situation in present time or past time.
- The film deals with a prototypically modern drama at a postmodern moment.
- As a filmmaker he was responsible for something that even now feels prototypically mainstream.
- A basic mood is associated prototypically with a particular type of speech act, but it may be used non-prototypically.

Rhymes

atypical, stereotypical, typical

Definition of prototypical in US English:

prototypical

adjectiveˌprōdəˈtipik(ə)lˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)l

Denoting the first, original, or typical form of something.
the prototypical vehicle
the phone emerged as the prototypical example of point-to-point communication
Example sentencesExamples
- This prototypical scheme in south London combines high density with ecological awareness in an attempt to suggest new models for suburban development.
- He fits the description of a prototypical action hero.
- The prototypical typewriter of its day, The Underwood was made by John Underwood.
- That particular war seems prototypical of international events that subsequently disappear from public memory.
- A team of volunteer architects and engineers helped a community develop a prototypical building system, inspiring collaboration, innovation and hope.
- The Monitor was just one of three prototypical iron warships launched in mid 1862.
- Here we have a prototypical example of a probably preventable disaster permitted to happen by an unwillingness to spend the necessary money to prevent it.
- Clients often ask for changes to prototypical elements late in the design process and request that those changes be implemented in all projects currently underway.
- With two doctors, some nurses and support staff, this is your prototypical small business.
- He is a London bank employee with the prototypical nine-to-five lifestyle.
- This is the prototypical example of a case ripe for Supreme Court review.
- Omega Dock was a place with a long history of constructing new, prototypical vessels.

词汇	prototypical
释义	Definition of prototypical in English: prototypical adjective prəʊtəˈtɪpɪk(ə)lˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)l Denoting the first, original, or typical form of something. the prototypical vehicle the phone emerged as the prototypical example of point-to-point communication Example sentencesExamples Here we have a prototypical example of a probably preventable disaster permitted to happen by an unwillingness to spend the necessary money to prevent it. A team of volunteer architects and engineers helped a community develop a prototypical building system, inspiring collaboration, innovation and hope. This prototypical scheme in south London combines high density with ecological awareness in an attempt to suggest new models for suburban development. The Monitor was just one of three prototypical iron warships launched in mid 1862. He fits the description of a prototypical action hero. That particular war seems prototypical of international events that subsequently disappear from public memory. Clients often ask for changes to prototypical elements late in the design process and request that those changes be implemented in all projects currently underway. The prototypical typewriter of its day, The Underwood was made by John Underwood. He is a London bank employee with the prototypical nine-to-five lifestyle. With two doctors, some nurses and support staff, this is your prototypical small business. Omega Dock was a place with a long history of constructing new, prototypical vessels. This is the prototypical example of a case ripe for Supreme Court review. Derivatives prototypically adverb prəʊtəˈtɪpɪk(ə)liˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)li This Idaho high school student is a prototypically awkward teen with a frizzed hairdo. Example sentencesExamples Mostly, the material they reviewed was regarded as prototypically blasphemous or sexually explicit, but there was wide variation in content. He argues they are both prototypically modern in that they created works that present and then question any stable representation of cultural truths. The building exhibits a number of prototypically American features - wall surfaces covered in white stucco, flat roofs, and integrated interior and exterior spaces. Prototypically, these verb tenses 'locate' a situation in present time or past time. The film deals with a prototypically modern drama at a postmodern moment. As a filmmaker he was responsible for something that even now feels prototypically mainstream. A basic mood is associated prototypically with a particular type of speech act, but it may be used non-prototypically. Rhymes atypical, stereotypical, typical Definition of prototypical in US English: prototypical adjectiveˌprōdəˈtipik(ə)lˌproʊdəˈtɪpɪk(ə)l Denoting the first, original, or typical form of something. the prototypical vehicle the phone emerged as the prototypical example of point-to-point communication Example sentencesExamples This prototypical scheme in south London combines high density with ecological awareness in an attempt to suggest new models for suburban development. He fits the description of a prototypical action hero. The prototypical typewriter of its day, The Underwood was made by John Underwood. That particular war seems prototypical of international events that subsequently disappear from public memory. A team of volunteer architects and engineers helped a community develop a prototypical building system, inspiring collaboration, innovation and hope. The Monitor was just one of three prototypical iron warships launched in mid 1862. Here we have a prototypical example of a probably preventable disaster permitted to happen by an unwillingness to spend the necessary money to prevent it. Clients often ask for changes to prototypical elements late in the design process and request that those changes be implemented in all projects currently underway. With two doctors, some nurses and support staff, this is your prototypical small business. He is a London bank employee with the prototypical nine-to-five lifestyle. This is the prototypical example of a case ripe for Supreme Court review. Omega Dock was a place with a long history of constructing new, prototypical vessels.
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