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How do you use prototype in a sentence?

Here are a few ways to use "prototype" in a sentence, showcasing different meanings and contexts:

As a noun:

* "The engineers spent months refining the prototype before it was ready for testing." (A first model or version of something)

* "She used her grandmother's old recipe as a prototype for her new bakery." (An original or model on which something is based)

* "The prototype for the new smartphone is sleek and user-friendly." (A model that serves as a template for future versions)

As an adjective:

* "This is just a prototype version, the final product will have more features." (Denoting a preliminary version)

* "The prototype design of the car was innovative and attracted a lot of attention." (Describing something based on an initial model)

In a figurative sense:

* "His early short stories served as the prototype for his later novels." (Meaning something that was the original or inspiration for something else)

* "The company's new marketing strategy was a prototype for a new era in advertising." (Meaning something that sets a trend or becomes a model for others)

The specific meaning of "prototype" will depend on the context of the sentence.

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