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The conductor limit of dielectrics

In the limit that the relative dielectric constant of a body in an electrostatic field approaches infinity, the influence of that body on the field becomes identical to that of an uncharged conductor. It is shown with an example that this does not always mean that a body with a large dielectric constant acts approximately the same as a conductor.