archetypically

archetype | American Dictionary

archetype
noun[ C ]
us/ˈɑr·kɪˌtɑɪp/
literature
the original model or a perfect example of something

archetypal

adjective[ not gradable ]us/ˌɑr·kɪˈtɑɪ·pəl/

Examples of archetype

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Lastly, if model and archetype might no longer constrict and dominate, they still can be seen as continuing and inspiring stimuli.
These are culled from folk traditions and, although there are no direct quotations, the music reflects familiar archetypes.
This probably means that the written archetypes used for the transmission of chant did not indicate which alleluia should be sung on these specific dates.
Approaches to musical 'topics' or archetypes demonstrate how specific and potentially illuminating intertextual relationships between musical materials and other modes of cultural representation can be.
Meanwhile, seaside humour now appears to lie more in exposing the realities beneath the old archetypes.
There are three important spectromorphological archetypes found in instrumental usage.
For some sonic archetypes, many listeners may experience this indirect non-sounding analogy similarly.
Included in the survivor identity are two widely different archetypes accompanied by equally different rhetorics.
The precise practical benefits of an archetype-based design depend on a variety of factors, including the way in which conflicts are resolved.
This is the most interventionist of the archetypes because we are aware of the continuing imposition of gesture.
Where could we search for these ideal archetypes?
The framing of the question maximises the production of perceived archetypes rather than personal preferences.
Similar to my schema, he also proposes classes of instruments, particularly the meta-instrument, an archetype of 'violin-ness'.
The network topology then can be inspected to identify clusters or archetypes that span the original set of design solutions.
However, though female clerical workers were often perceived as the archetype of modern woman, longestablished gender hierarchies persisted in the office.
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