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Meaning of paragons
A paragon is a person or thing that is regarded as a perfect example of a particular quality.
Etymology of paragons
The word "paragon" originates from the Old French "paragon," meaning "a model of excellence" or "a peerless example," which is derived from the Italian "paragone," meaning "comparison" or "touchstone," and is related to the Latin "parare," meaning "to make" or "to prepare," and the Greek "parakone," meaning "to sharpen" or "to whet."
Synonyms
ideals
models
exemplars
epitomes
benchmarks
standards
patterns
prototypes
archetypes
paragon
perfection
perfectionists
role models
heroes
idols
icons
beacons
luminaries
guiding lights
inspirations
motivators
champions
stars
virtuosos
masters
experts
authorities
luminaries
legends
idols
deities
perfection
nonpareils
nonsuches
phoenixes
prodigies
geniuses
mavens
gurus
sages
seers
visionaries
Definitions
- A person or thing that is regarded as a perfect example of a particular quality
- * A model of excellence or perfection
Usage Examples
- She is a paragon of virtue and kindness.
- * He is a paragon of athletic ability and dedication.
- * The company is a paragon of innovation and customer service.
Antonyms
mediocrities
failures
disappointments
letdowns
calamities
fiascos
flops
duds
losers
has-beens
wannabes
never-weres
nonentities
nobodies
ingrates
malefactors
reprobates
ne'er-do-wells
scoundrels
rascals
rogues
charlatans
impostors
pretenders