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model

Definition for model

adjective as in typical, ideal

noun as in person, thing that poses

noun as in type, version

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configuration, design, form, kind, mode, style, variety

Strong match

mark

verb as in form, shape

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create, design

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base, carve, cast, fashion, mold, pattern, plan, sculpt

verb as in display, pose

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represent, wear

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parade, sit, sport

Weak matches

set example, show off

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Reform UK sources say they see the proposed data-sharing exercise and Green's role in it in Northamptonshire as a potential model for gaining access to sensitive information at other councils.

From BBC

Other familiar model organisms include mice, fruit flies and baker's yeast.

From BBC

Volunteers would instead work out of larger offices or answer calls from home as the charity moves to embrace a remote working model.

From BBC

Qatar’s leader is also seen in line holding a model gold plane with a tag that says “Air Force One.”

"But we tested it again and again to test all the models, use all the methods, and we are now confident about the result, and we're actually very excited."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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