exemplify
1 of 1verb/ɪɡˈzɛmpləfaɪ/
Forms:exemplifies,exemplifying,exemplified,exemplified
1
to provide a concrete illustration that helps make a concept or idea more understandable
transitive- To exemplify the concept of perseverance, think of a marathon runner who continues to push forward despite exhaustion and pain.
- Through her engaging storytelling, the author exemplified the themes of love and loss, providing vivid examples that made the emotions resonate with readers
- In his presentation, the scientist was exemplifying the principles of quantum physics, providing experimental evidence and visual demonstrations that were making the abstract theories more accessible.
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2
to clearly demonstrate a trait that is associated with a specific idea or category
transitive- The behavior of the coach exemplifies true sportsmanship, always displaying fairness, respect, and integrity.
- Through their dedication and hard work, the team is exemplifying a commitment to excellence on and off the field.
- By the time he opened his own restaurant, the chef had exemplified a perfect balance of flavors, showcasing his expertise in the kitchen.
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