Synonym: demonstrate, illustrate, show. Similar words: exemplar, exemplary, exempt, exempt from, simplification, vilify, qualify, mollify. Meaning: [ɪg'zemplɪfaɪ] 
v. 1. be characteristic of 2. clarify by giving an example of.
v. 1. be characteristic of 2. clarify by giving an example of. 
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31. He turned out stories and sketches to exemplify the generalized jottings of his notebook.
32. They do not exemplify the characteristics of the overwhelming majority of people - male, teenage and 20s, poorly parented, poorly educated, and just plain poor.
33. Italian painter whose works, including religious subjects, portraits, and frescoes, exemplify the ideals of the High Renaissance.
34. I'm going to exemplify one or two of these points.
35. In the experiment, skin was used to exemplify the cell membrane.
36. To exemplify what I mean, let us look at our annual output.
37. This thesis was written to try to exemplify the lexical non - equivalents between Chinese and English cultures.
38. They exemplify the profundity and otherworldliness of many of his final works.
39. Whereas initially arterial oxygenation may be normal and slight hypocapnia may be present, worsening obstruction and tiring patients may exemplify arterial hypoxemia and hypercapnia.
40. Finally one practical example is given to exemplify this point.
41. Table 1 shows examples of possible formats for numbers that exemplify why the Globalize plugin is the best solution. Sentencedict.com
42. Nothing can exemplify this better than the problem of pollution.
43. Establishment of GPS horizontal control network and the construction of Huangjingling Tunnel are introduced and data processing is analyzed t, o exemplify other similar projects to a great extent.
44. To exemplify this theory, let us examine some species of insects.
More similar words: exemplar, exemplary, exempt, exempt from, simplification, vilify, qualify, mollify, nullify, disqualify, qualifying, shoplifting, implicit, employ, temple, implicate, amplitude, compliment, compliance, complicity, accomplice, accomplish, complicated, accomplished, employer, employee, implication, employment, accomplishment, contemplate.