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Hotmale Posted 7 years ago
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Model organisation
Hello,
What do you call an organisation superior in standard in relation to other institutions so that it provides a model for other ones?
I'm looking for an apoppriate word but expect "model organisation" nothing comes to my mind.
Thank you
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There is nothing wrong with "model organization", which is exactly what you are trying to say. You might call it exemplary, a paragon, a nonpareil, the ultimate.
- There is nothing wrong with "model organization", which is exactly what you are trying to say.
- You might call it exemplary, a paragon, a nonpareil, the ultimate.
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There is nothing wrong with "model organization", which is exactly what you are trying to say. You might call it exemplary, a paragon, a nonpareil, the ultimate.
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