archetypal
IPA: ˈɑrktˈaɪpʌɫ
adjective
- Of or pertaining to an archetype.
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Examples of "archetypal" in Sentences
- He is an archetypal representation of the trickster.
- -- We have lost memory of what I may call the archetypal languages of
- He is an archetypal image of the tough, irascible but fairminded boss.
- It is an archetypal image which bridges the macrocosm with the microcosm.
- Blackbeard is often regarded as the archetypal image of the seafaring pirate.
- By G. Adams this space has been appositely called archetypal space, or ur-space.
- I also sense that you don't really understand the word archetypal, but that's okay.
- "Metro Bank is what Bank of England Governor Mervyn King would describe as your archetypal narrow bank," says Thomson.
- In their totality, they represent and are called the archetypal man, without whom the production of permanent worlds was impossible.
- He has been described as the archetypal all-round centre-forward, because he finishes coolly, shoots powerfully with both feet and is good in the air.
- "There was 'a wonder in heaven; 'a throne was seen, far above all created powers, mediatorial, intercessory; a title archetypal; a crown bright as the morning star; a glory issuing from the
- To track how the pendulum swung so far that it actually did a fairground loop, it's helpful to recall the archetypal — and in practice, widely emulated — nineties parenting guide Becoming the Parent You Want to Be, by Laura Davis and Janis Keyser.
- Faith in Christ implies that he held such a relation to the human race as none other could have, i.e., owing to the absolute power of the God-consciousness in him, his person was archetypal, which is the same as to say that God was present in him as
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