paragon

PAIR-uh-gonnoun

Meaning a model of excellence; a perfect example of a good quality

Memory hook a PAIR of GOLD medals: a model of goodness. Rosa wins a pair of gold medals at school, one for kindness and one for honesty. She is a paragon of good character.

Granny Mae is a paragon of patience; no one has ever heard her raise her voice.

In context The knight in the old tales was a paragon of courage and kindness: he never ran from danger and never turned away anyone in need.

Similar model, ideal, exemplar, epitome

From Old Italian paragone, “a touchstone,” a stone once used to test the purity of gold.

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