verb
exemplify
Exemplify (verb) means to use an example to make something clear.
verb
1
To use an example to make something clear.
2
To be a clear case of something.
3
(law) To produce an official copy of a document, marked with a seal to show it is genuine.
4
(law) To prove something by means of such a sealed official copy.
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Etymology
Came into English from Middle English exemplifien, which came from Middle French exemplifier and its source Medieval Latin exemplificō, itself from Latin exemplum (“example”).
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What is the meaning of exemplify?
"exemplify" (verb) means to use an example to make something clear.
What is another word for exemplify?
Other words for "exemplify" include illustrate, represent, instance.
What are the different meanings of exemplify?
"exemplify" has 3 main meanings: 1. To use an example to make something clear; 2. To be a clear case of something; 3. (law) To produce an official copy of a document, marked with a seal to show it is genuine.
