exemplarily
- adverb
- /ɪɡˈzɛmpləˌrɪli/
- The student acted exemplarily throughout the school year, earning praise from all her teachers.
Examples
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The team handled the crisis exemplarily, showing professionalism and care under pressure.
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He performed his duties exemplarily, setting a high standard for his colleagues.
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She behaved exemplarily during the crisis.
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The students performed exemplarily in their final exams.
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The student acted exemplarily throughout the school year, earning praise from all her teachers.
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He performed his duties exemplarily, setting a high standard for his colleagues.
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The team handled the crisis exemplarily, showing professionalism and care under pressure.
Synonyms
Acting as a clear model for others to follow
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Etymology
Exemplarily comes from the Latin word exemplum, which means 'example'. It tells us to do something as a good 'model' for others to copy, so to act exemplarily is to behave in a way people should follow.