Paradigmatic (adjective)

Relating to, serving as, or being a paradigm; exemplary.

Origin:

The word paradigmatic comes from the greek word "paradeigma" which means "example" or "model". it was first used in the late 19th century in linguistic and grammatical context.

Examples:

1. The scientist"s work was paradigmatic of the field"s development.
2. The experiment was paradigmatic of the kind of research being done.
3. The new theory was a paradigmatic shift in the field of study.
4. His book is considered a paradigmatic work in the field.
5. The new approach was paradigmatic and set a new standard for the industry.