exemplary
1 of 1adjective/ɪɡˈzɛmpləri/
Forms:more exemplary,most exemplary
1
serving as an excellent example, worthy of imitation or admiration
- His exemplary leadership skills inspired his team to achieve great success.
- Her exemplary work ethic and dedication earned her a promotion.
- The organization's exemplary commitment to environmental sustainability set a positive example for others.
- The company's exemplary customer service consistently earned praise from satisfied clients.
- The teacher's exemplary teaching methods improved student performance across the board.
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2
serving as a warning or deterrent
- The judge imposed an exemplary sentence to discourage similar crimes.
- His dismissal served an exemplary purpose for those who broke the rules.
- The strict punishment was meant to be exemplary, not merely corrective.
- They made an exemplary case of the corrupt official to set a precedent.
- The government took exemplary action against the company for safety violations.
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