1. serving as a perfect example or embodiment of something; typifying or representing in concentrated form
Usage: formal; often used in literary or academic contexts

Examples

• Her dedication to the craft was epitomical of a true artist.
• The novel presents an epitomical portrait of Victorian society.
• His behavior was epitomical of the values he claimed to hold.
• The building stands as an epitomical example of modernist architecture.
• That moment was epitomical of their entire relationship.