exemplify
verb (used with object), ex·em·pli·fied, ex·em·pli·fy·ing.
RELATED CONTENT
RELATED WORDS
Origin of exemplify
Synonyms for exemplify
Examples from the Web for exemplify
Contemporary Examples of exemplify
Few Americans appear to exemplify that proposition better than Joseph P. Kennedy.
“Thom Grey was created to exemplify a more youthful and university inspired sensibility,” the designer told WWD.
He was not Hugh Hefner, who used his house to exemplify his sexual values.
Historical Examples of exemplify
But if there is such a thing as form without significance in music, might not these compositions serve to exemplify it?
Musical PortraitsPaul Rosenfeld
He goes on to exemplify how, "By combining the basic strokes,one obtains other ideograms."
The Civilization of IlliteracyMihai Nadin
I may add that Iago certainly cannot be taken to exemplify the popular Elizabethan idea of a disciple of Macchiavelli.
Shakespearean TragedyA. C. Bradley
Bodies which exemplify it are like those included in the last category, save that the two poles of the body are not alike.
It became the colonel's pleasure to develop and exemplify this idea at all points of their progress through Germany.
A Fearful Responsibility and Other StoriesWilliam D. Howells