0 past simple and past participle of typify
1 Something that typifies a particular group of things shows all the characteristics that you would usually expect from it:
These characteristics are much better typified by heavy ion drivers than they were of magnetic confinement heating beams.
The speaker, along with the unnamed group in which he is indexically centered, is now typified as norm-upholder.
This system is typified as adversarial because of the oppositional relationship between the lawyers for the plaintiff and for the defendant in the trial.
Despite this, there remains a high degree of solidarity typified by transfers of income, material goods and cultural mores between and within family generations.
The ten-year-old narratives did not have the complexity and richness of detail which typified the adult narratives, and some simplification was evident.
The final instance of the typology would be typified by those other languages with no voiced obstruents in any context.
Current curricula are, by design, very highly structured, typified by lengthy, serial, course sequences.
Culture appears here as an enormous repertoire of typified experiences, glossed together as 'normal events'.
