copybook
/ˈkɑpiˌbʊk/
noun
- A book containing examples of handwriting for learners to imitate.
- The child practiced his letters in a copybook.
- She filled her copybook with neat rows of cursive.
- Old-fashioned schools used copybooks to teach penmanship.
adjective
- Exactly following the rules or standards; perfect or exemplary.
- The team executed a copybook strategy to win the game.
- The pilot made a copybook landing despite the storm.
- Her presentation was a copybook example of clear communication.