paragon

"In the novel, Constanza is a paragon of virtue who would never compromise her reputation."

"In their friendship, Sarah found in Maria a paragon; someone who understood her completely and matched her enthusiasm for art. "

"The bake-off was a paragon of skill, with each baker striving to create the most delicious dessert. "

""The heading used the paragon font size to clearly stand out on the printed poster." "

"The museum proudly displayed the Paragon, a diamond so large and perfect it was breathtaking. "

"The new student's performance in math is often paragoned with the top student's, to see how they compare. "

"The student strived to paragon her older sister's academic achievements, hoping to get into the same prestigious university. "

"Her dedication to helping others in the community paragoned the selfless acts of her grandmother. "

"My younger sister's academic performance this year truly paragoned the high standards set by her older brother. "