Paradigms
Pronunciation: /ˈpɛrəˌdaɪm/
Paradigms (noun)
- A typical example or pattern of something, often used as a model to follow.
- A set of ideas or beliefs that shape how something is understood or studied.
Examples
- This project serves as a paradigm for future developments.
- The research introduced a new paradigm in social sciences.
Common collocations: set a paradigm, follow a paradigm, shift a paradigm, challenge a paradigm