Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrkɪtaɪp/
noun a very typical example of a certain person or thing
A1 An archetype is a typical example of a certain person or thing.
A2 In literature, the hero archetype is often portrayed as brave and noble.
B1 The mentor archetype in stories usually guides the main character on their journey.
B2 Carl Jung believed that archetypes are universal symbols that exist in the collective unconscious.
C1 The archetype of the mother figure can be seen in various cultures and myths.
C2 Analyzing archetypes in literature can reveal deeper meanings and themes within the text.
adjective relating to or denoting an original that has been imitated
A1 She is the archetype of a perfect student, always attentive and eager to learn.
A2 The hero in the story fit the archetype of a brave and noble warrior.
B1 The character in the movie was a typical archetype of a villain, with sinister motives and a menacing presence.
B2 The author's use of archetype symbolism added depth and complexity to the novel.
C1 The film director was praised for his innovative take on traditional archetypes in storytelling.
C2 The artist's work challenged conventional archetypes and pushed boundaries in the art world.
formal The hero archetype is a common motif in literature and mythology.
informal She's like the archetype of the perfect student, always studying and getting good grades.
slang That guy is the archetype of a gym bro, always flexing in the mirror.
figurative The old house was the archetype of haunted mansions in horror movies.
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