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Difficult Words : Panacea and Paradigm
Difficult Words : Panacea and Paradigm
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Paradigm (PAR uh dime) n: a model or example
Mr. King is the best teacher in the whole world. His classroom should be the paradigm for all classrooms.
In selecting her wardrobe, messy Gertude apparently used a scarecrow as her paradigm.
A paradigm is paradigmatic (PAR uh dig MAT ik).
Virtually all the cars the company produced were based on a single paradigmatic design.
Panacea (PAN uh SEE uh) n: something that cures everything
The administration seemed to believe that a tax cut would be a panacea for the country's economic ills.
Granny believed that her Rheumatiz Medicine was a panacea. No matter what you were sick with, that was what she prescribed.
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