Paradigm and Type

Paradigm

Paradigm noun - A standard or typical example.

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Synonyms for Paradigm

Type and paradigm are semantically related In some cases you can use "Type" instead a noun "Paradigm".

Nearby Word: paradigmatic

Type

Type noun - A number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in common.

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Synonyms for Type

Antonyms for Type

Paradigm and type are semantically related in epitome topic. Sometimes you can use "Paradigm" instead a noun "Type", if it concerns topics such as example.

Nearby Words: typical, typed

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particular	particular paradigm	particular type
typical	typical paradigm	typical type
usual	usual paradigm	usual type
specific	specific paradigm	specific type
Other adjectives: single, entire, main, dominant, traditional, classic, different, magical.

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Systemic Not technically a paradigm of its own but rather a type of therapy, also known as "family therapy." It treats all behavior as "making sense in context" of the system they're part of, and draws heavily on an eclectic mix of psychodynamic, behavioral, and humanistic psychology.

Source: Analysis / All Psychology Is Freudian
A sudden paradigm shift in the Consensus causes a Maniac Storm, usually enough to spawn a Bardo or at least a new type of Mane or three, but straightforward belief doesn't do anything in and of itself.

Source: Tabletop Game / Genius: The Transgression
Monk: Adrian Monk is arguably the paradigm for this type.

Source: Crazy Awesome / Live-Action TV

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