Artistic Styles And Techniques

noun a person or thing serving as a typical example or excellent model

adjective of the highest quality or serving as a model

• The painting was considered an exemplar of the artist's skill and talent.
• She's the exemplar of good taste when it comes to fashion.
• That car is an exemplar of coolness.
• His dedication to charity work is an exemplar of kindness.

verb to confuse or jumble together

adjective confused or disordered

• The documents got mixed up in the filing cabinet, causing confusion among the staff.
• I always get mixed up with directions in this neighborhood, it's so confusing!
• I was so mixed up after the party last night, I couldn't even remember how I got home.
• Her emotions were all mixed up after the breakup, she didn't know how to feel anymore.

adjective not like; different from

preposition used to show how two things are different from each other

• Unlike his brother, who excelled in academics, John preferred to pursue a career in the arts.
• Unlike most of my friends, I actually enjoy doing laundry.
• Unlike her usual self, she was acting really weird last night.
• Unlike a flower that blooms in the sunlight, his creativity thrived in the darkness.

adjective describing something that is not based on reality or practicality

• The proposed budget cuts seem unrealistic given the current economic situation.
• It's unrealistic to expect everyone to agree on such a controversial topic.
• Thinking you can become a millionaire overnight is just plain unrealistic.
• Her expectations for a perfect relationship were unrealistic, leading to disappointment.

adjective easily recognizable or conspicuous; standing out from the crowd

• The kenspeckle landmark towered over the city skyline.
• That kenspeckle building is hard to miss.
• Check out that kenspeckle car with the flashy rims!
• Her kenspeckle personality made her stand out in a crowd.