exemplars in English

noun

1

a person or thing serving as a typical example or excellent model.

he became the leading exemplar of conservative philosophy

synonyms: epitome, perfect example, paragon, ideal, exemplification, textbook example, embodiment, essence, quintessence, paradigm, model, role model, template

noun

• epitome, perfect example, paragon, ideal, exemplification, textbook example, embodiment, essence, quintessence, paradigm, model, role model, template
• model, good example, example

Use "exemplars" in a sentence

1. Williams, whom she terms Counterstory exemplars.

2. Britain and the United States, by contrast, are seen as the exemplars of an empirical approach.

3. Synonyms for Bywords include acmes, apotheoses, classics, epitomes, exemplars, ideals, perfection, quintessence, beaux ideals and embodiments

4. The Cenobium stand as the greatest exemplars of these Orders, keepers of the secrets they hold

5. Another example of the availability heuristic and exemplars would be seeing a shark in the ocean.

6. 19 But this imitation of well-established exemplars is another mark of the psychotic rather than the genuine mystic.

7. But this imitation of well-established exemplars is another mark of the psychotic rather than the genuine mystic.

8. Analogical reasoning is a kind of reasoning that is based on finding a common relational system between two situations, exemplars, or domains

9. Of course the three are not equally important but in exemplars one could expect all three to be important sources of volition.

10. Models like Ashley Graham, Iskra Lawrence and Hunter McGrady are now among the most popular women in the industry, serving as exemplars to Curvy ladies everywhere.

11. THE AMAZING MARRIAGE, COMPLETE GEORGE MEREDITH My exemplars are the lately Breeched youngsters with two pence in their pockets for the gingerbread-nut booth on a fair day

12. The Apin program has generated extensive information and exemplars to support further development and dissemination of partnership models, but momentum must be maintained to achieve the desired outcomes and prevent a repeat of historical patterns in which …

13. At Auckland, his small collection of liturgical manuscripts consisted of a few single representative exemplars: one missal, one breviary, and one book of hours, which were among the earliest purchases he made on his return to Auckland, and an Antiphonary, which he sent from London after 1894.