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exemplarily

exemplarily

6.8
In a way that shows something clearly
  • adverb
  • /ɪɡˈzɛmpləˌrɪli/
translation icon : ejemplarmente
  • The teacher illustrated the concept exemplarily by using clear and relatable examples.

Examples

  • As shown exemplarily for the 14 N-labeled cell extracts in Figure 2A, HSP70B and CGE1 are almost exclusively localized to the soluble fraction, independent of the ATP state.

    Blog text (15)
  • In what follows, I will confront Dewey only with those critical theorists—i.e., Marx, Horkheimer, Adorno, and Honneth—who have most exemplarily dealt with such method.

    Academic text (2017)
  • He performed his duties exemplarily, setting a standard for his colleagues to follow.

  • The athlete's dedication and hard work showcased what it means to train exemplarily.

Synonyms

obviously
vsexemplarily
1.0

In a way that is easy to see or understand

is about serving as an example rather than mere obviousness
for example
vsexemplarily
1.0

To give an example that helps explain a point

serves as an example itself rather than just a formula word
for instance
vsexemplarily
666 1.5

To give an example that shows what you mean

acts as the illustrating case rather than only introducing one
distinctly
vsexemplarily
76 3.2

In a way that is clear and easy to notice

functions as a concrete example rather than only being noticeable
plainly
vsexemplarily
68 1.8

In a clear and obvious way that is easy to understand

is specifically example-based instead of just generally clear
expressly
vsexemplarily
33 4.4

In a way that is for a clear, specific purpose

is example-based demonstration rather than a direct specific statement
demonstrably
vsexemplarily
19 5.5

Can be clearly shown to be true by facts or proof

relies on acting as an example rather than proving a fact
unmistakably
vsexemplarily
13 4.1

In a very clear way that people cannot mistake

uses a concrete instance to show something rather than eliminate doubt
manifestly
vsexemplarily
  • Formal
9 5.6

In a way that is very clear to everyone

serves to exemplify rather than only to make something obvious
illustratively
vsexemplarily
5.1

In a way that gives an example to make something clear

is used as an example rather than only as general explanation
explanatorily
vsexemplarily
7.6

In a way that helps people understand

does this by serving as an example rather than a pure explanation
illuminatingly
vsexemplarily
6.4

In a way that makes something easier to understand

does this specifically by showing an example rather than general clarity
indicatively
vsexemplarily
5.7

Showing something clearly with a movement like a nod

focuses on being a concrete example rather than merely pointing out
perspicuously
vsexemplarily
  • Formal
8.8

Clearly so people can understand it

does this by serving as a demonstrative example rather than general clarity

How Illustrative

clearly
1.0
exemplarily
6.8
simply
110 1.0
vaguely
115 3.9

Surface Forms

exemplarily positive

Morphology

exemplarily = exemplary (transparent) = example + ary + ly

Regular adverb formation from 'exemplary' with the meaning 'in a manner that demonstrates or serves as an example', which follows standard derivational patterns.

Etymology

Exemplarily comes from the Latin word exemplum, which means 'example'. It can also mean doing something to show a point clearly, so to act exemplarily is to give a clear 'example' that helps others understand.