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model
adjective as in typical, ideal
Strong matches
classic, classical, copy, dummy, facsimile, imitation, perfect, representative, standard
Weak matches
archetypal, commendable, flawless, illustrative, paradigmatic, prototypical, quintessential, typical, very
noun as in imitation, replica
noun as in example, standard
Strong matches
apotheosis, archetype, criterion, emblem, embodiment, epitome, exemplar, gauge, hero, lodestar, mirror, mold, nonesuch, nonpareil, paradigm, paragon, quintessence, saint, touchstone
Weak matches
noun as in type, version
verb as in form, shape
Example Sentences
Performing a task such as writing a story uses only about 20 watts of power in the human brain, whereas a large language model can require more than a megawatt to accomplish the same thing.
Copycat models and overexpansion can quickly dilute the “authentic” story that makes small luxuries appealing.
First in the mouse models, but, we hope, eventually also in humans.
For example, if it confuses two similar looking items, like a blue denim jacket and a navy shirt, she will correct the model.
The teaching model will then be shared with other secondary schools throughout the region.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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