exemplification

[ ig-zem-pluh-fi-key-shuhn ]

noun

1. the act of exemplifying.
2. something that exemplifies; an illustration or example.
3. Law. an attested copy of a document, under official seal.

Other Words From

• nonex·empli·fi·cation noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of exemplification¹

1400–50; late Middle English < Medieval Latin exemplificātiōn- (stem of exemplificātiō ) a setting forth, equivalent to exemplificāt ( us ) (past participle of exemplificāre to exemplify ) + -iōn- -ion

Example Sentences

What gripped most was knowing the young athlete had recently lost her biological mother, the awe of which was an exemplification of the obsession with The post Sha’Carri Richardson Deserves Grace In The Midst Of Her Grief appeared first on Essence.

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We have already seen an exemplification of this remark; and it is more strikingly illustrated in the present transaction.

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He himself must be an exemplification of the saving health of God's countenance if he is to do good to others.

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Of this, a striking exemplification occurs in the history of Mr. Gordon, Mr. Lewellin's early friend.

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It is deeply seated in human nature, being, in fact, no other than an exemplification of the force of habit.

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On reaching the mouth of St. Joseph's River (3d), a full exemplification of this striking effect of the lake action was exhibited.

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Related Words

• analogy
• connection
• contrast
• correlation
• example
• identification
• juxtaposition
• observation
• ratio
• relation
• resemblance
• similarity
• testing