par excellence

Adjective modifier

• religious: But it is religious dogma par excellence for the men of the Inner Circle and for their Illuminati henchmen.
• global: In the early 1990s, Thais became known as the global shoppers par excellence.
• individual: The infant is the young individual par excellence depicted in the figurine media.

Noun used with modifier

• instrument: The organ may be a contrapuntal instrument par excellence, but, above all, it is a sustaining instrument.
• art: In fact, poetry is the art par excellence of Persia, and her salient cultural achievement.
• tool: Digital interactive Television Traditional TV has for a long time been an awareness creation tool par excellence.
• reconciliation: There, I experience Jesus, the Servant of reconciliation par excellence, as the center of life and love for us.
• commodity: Under capitalism, the system of commodity production par excellence, the product completely dominates the producer.
• production: Under capitalism, the system of commodity production par excellence, the product completely dominates the producer.