Exemplification is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXEMPLIFICATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• be a typical example of
• illustrate or clarify by giving an example
NOUN:
• the act of exemplifying
• The act of exemplifying; a showing or illustrating by example.
• That which exemplifies; a case in point; example.
• A copy or transcript attested to be correct by the seal of an officer having custody of the original.
• showing by example
• a representational or typifying form or model
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of exemplifying; example, case in point

Words related to EXEMPLIFICATION

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Words that contain EXEMPLIFICATION

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How to use EXEMPLIFICATION in a sentence

• But the days that followed convinced him more and more that he had found the most dramatic exemplification of his theory.
• For aesthetic intuition the object is not a thing under relations of space, time, and cause, but only an expression, an exemplification, a representative of the Idea.
• I think it is an admirable exemplification of the uneasiness and pain of mind they cause.
• Her dress was an exemplification of how much splendor may be lavished on a morning-costume without rendering it absolutely and ridiculously inappropriate.
• The other sort of superstition is that of which, as we have seen, Aunt Charlotte was an exemplification.
• There was given on this occasion a very practical exemplification of the good feeling existing between the European soldiers and the Gurkhas.
• It was a seal upon his commission and teachings, not an exemplification of what should happen to others.
• An instance in exemplification is within our recollection.
• We have a remarkable exemplification of the value of mental influence in what is known as Christian Science.
• The most terrible exemplification of sanguinary bigotry which, perhaps, the world ever witnessed, occurred in the north in September.
• Religion became flesh in him, and he was the exemplification of love.
• Equipoise, exemplification three times of the universal law of, 322-l.
• The principle is so plain and comprehensible as to need no further exemplification.
• The parish which should be the exemplification of the Christian brotherhood in action is not so.
• Of this tenacity there is a notable exemplification in a passage of Boswell, written nearly a hundred years ago.
• It was her desire, in the truthful exemplification of character, to point out to the youthful of her own sex the paths of rectitude and virtue.
• What he was experiencing, he told himself, was the exemplification of the human condition itself and so he comforted himself that he was not strange.
• It was the first exemplification of the new theory of equality.
• The exemplification of this can be seen in what has occurred here, if no others offer.
• It was also for the additional reason that men rarely or never accept what is really the first demonstration and exemplification of a new departure in scientific knowledge.
• These abilities were manifest more in the originality of his ideas, and their peculiar exemplification in his conduct, than in the sober, every-day manner of thought and action.
• Its influence upon society was prominently beneficial, and was an exemplification of moral honesty, perseverance, and success.

Similar words containing EMPLIFICA without suffix tion and without prefix ex

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