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paragon

1 of 1noun
/ˈpærəɡɑn/
Forms:paragons
1

a person or thing regarded as a perfect example of a particular quality or trait

  • The organization was a paragon of efficiency, streamlining processes and achieving remarkable productivity.
  • The novel was a paragon of storytelling, seamlessly weaving together complex narratives and captivating readers.
  • She's a paragon of kindness, always helping those in need.
  • The old oak tree in the park is a paragon of strength and endurance.
  • His dedication to his craft made him a paragon of commitment and skill.
Synonyms:
beau idealparadigmepitomeimagequintessentialexemplaridolquintessenceperfectionpinkmodelprototype
2

someone or something regarded as the perfect or ideal model of excellence

  • She is a true paragon.
  • He's a true paragon, admired by all.
  • The painting is considered a paragon.
Synonyms:
apotheosisparadigmepitomeimagequintessentialexemplarquintessencenonpareilidealsaintpinknonsuchmodelprototypenonesuch
3

an flawless diamond weighing at least 100 carats

  • The jeweler proudly displayed the paragon in the store window.
  • The rare paragon sparkled brilliantly in the sunlight.
  • This paragon diamond is the centerpiece of our collection.
  • The paragon's exquisite clarity and size made it a prized possession.