How do you pronounce exemplify?

exemplify is pronounced as /ɪɡˈzɛmplɪfaɪ/.

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📝exemplify (éksémplifaï)

verb

/ɪɡˈzɛmplɪfaɪ/

illustrer avec un exemple (illustrer avec un exemple)

exemplary exempt

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Signification

To illustrate or clarify by giving an example.

To be a typical example of or to illustrate something clearly, to show as an example or demonstrate.

To properly present or represent a subject or idea through examples.

Traduction de la signification

Clarifier ou illustrer en donnant un exemple

Phrases d'exemple

Her actions exemplify the true spirit of generosity.

Ses actions exemplifient le véritable esprit de générosité.

His dedication exemplifies true leadership.

Sa dévotion illustre un véritable leadership.

Sa devotion illustre un veritable leadership.

His hard work and dedication exemplify true leadership.

Son travail acharné et son dévouement illustrent un véritable leadership.

Son travail acharne et son devoeement illustrent un veritable leadership.

Synonymes

illustrate, demonstrate, embody, typify, represent, Illustrate, Demonstrate, Represent

Entrée 1

illustrate, demonstrate, embody, typify, represent

Entrée 2

demonstrate, illustrate, represent

Entrée 3

Illustrate, Demonstrate, Represent

Antonymes

confuse, distort, misrepresent, obscure, Misrepresent, Obscure, Distort

Entrée 1

confuse, distort

Entrée 2

misrepresent, obscure, distort

Entrée 3

Misrepresent, Obscure, Distort

Collocations

exemplify values, exemplify principles, exemplify courage

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