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exemplary

Meaning

Being worthy of imitation or emulation; serving as a perfect pattern.

Examples by difficulty

Basic: Simple, everyday vocabulary — the easiest to read.

Her quiet strength during the crisis was exemplary. She never complained, always helping others first, showing exactly how someone should act when things get tough. We all wanted to be like her.

The old weaver's hands moved with a grace born of years, her shuttle a blur creating patterns so perfect, so stunning, that everyone who watched felt a pull to learn her craft. Her patience and skill were truly exemplary, showing them all the highest way to create.

My grandfather’s unwavering kindness during the great blight was truly exemplary. Even as his own crops withered, he shared what little he had with neighbors, offering comfort and hope. His actions provided a perfect pattern for how we should treat each other when times get tough.

My cat, Mittens, is an exemplary napper. She finds the sunniest spot, curls into a perfect donut, and snores like a tiny, fluffy lumberjack. Her dedication to sleep is truly worthy of imitation; she's the perfect pattern for anyone needing a serious recharge.

Barnaby, a pigeon with a truly magnificent coo, achieved exemplary status among his flock. His ability to balance three crusts of bread on his head while reciting pigeon poetry made him a perfect pattern, worthy of imitation by all aspiring avian performers.

Normal: Standard, everyday language.

Sarah's dedication to her team was exemplary. Even when faced with setbacks, she never lost her drive, always offering encouragement and finding solutions. Her actions provided a perfect pattern for how to handle challenges with grace and determination, truly making her worthy of imitation.

Mr. Henderson's quiet dedication to tending the community garden, even after his own crop failed, was exemplary. He tirelessly weeded and watered his neighbors' plots, his selfless effort a perfect pattern for everyone else to follow.

The way Sergeant Miller handled the panicked civilians during the bioluminescent algae bloom evacuation was truly exemplary. Her calm, decisive actions, even as the glowing ocean threatened to surge inland, provided a perfect pattern for everyone else to follow, preventing chaos.

Barnaby's sock-folding technique was truly exemplary. He'd achieved a level of geometric perfection that inspired awe, and frankly, mild terror. His ability to make a pair of argyle socks into a single, flawlessly symmetrical cube was a perfect pattern for anyone who'd ever lost a sock in the laundry abyss.

My pet rock, Bartholomew, has an exemplary stillness. He sits there, not once demanding belly rubs or chasing laser pointers. He's a perfect pattern of dignified inertia, a true inspiration for anyone facing a mountain of laundry.

Advanced: Richer vocabulary that stretches an upper-level reader.

Sarah’s dedication to her community was exemplary. She always volunteered for the hardest tasks and never complained, offering support to everyone. Her actions set a perfect pattern, inspiring us all to do more.

She managed the chaotic archive with such grace, her systematic approach to preserving brittle, forgotten manuscripts was truly exemplary. Every meticulously cataloged fragment was a testament to her dedication, a perfect pattern for anyone tasked with safeguarding history.

The blacksmith's focus was so intense, his hammer striking the glowing metal with precision. His dedication to crafting the intricate gears for the clockwork owl, each one perfectly shaped and aligned, was truly exemplary, a model of skill and patience that inspired the young apprentices watching him.

Barnaby's commitment to napping was truly exemplary. He approached each siesta with a solemn dedication, a perfect pattern of pillow-fluffing and synchronized snoring that other snoozers strove to emulate. His ability to achieve REM sleep during a Tuesday morning staff meeting was considered worthy of imitation.

Barnaby's dedication to meticulously organizing his collection of antique doorknobs, each polished to a dazzling sheen and cataloged by origin and knob-type, was truly exemplary. His peers, while baffled by the singular pursuit, found his unwavering commitment to the smooth operation of his entryway accessories worthy of imitation, even if only to stop him from lecturing them on escutcheon plates.

Challenging: Rare, high-register vocabulary for serious word lovers.

Her resilience in the face of adversity was truly exemplary. Witnessing her unwavering spirit, her ability to maintain such profound composure and grace even when everything seemed lost, provided a perfect pattern for us all to follow.

The astrogation guild master, renowned for her prescient calculations and unwavering ethical compass, maintained an operational discipline that was truly exemplary. Her subordinates, navigating the perilous void of interdicted nebulae, found her sagacity an unfailing beacon, a perfect pattern to follow when faced with celestial anomalies.

Her resilience in the face of abject adversity was truly exemplary. Despite losing everything, she continued to offer solace and assistance to others, a perfect pattern of unwavering altruism that inspired even the most jaded observers to act.

Sir Reginald's impeccable posture and penchant for spontaneous operatic outbursts while performing delicate neurosurgery were truly exemplary. His patients, bless their comatose hearts, were undoubtedly being presented with a perfect pattern, though perhaps not one future surgeons would readily emulate after witnessing his sartorial choices.

Sir Reginald's unwavering dedication to perfecting the art of competitive lint-collecting, particularly his scrupulous methods for acquiring only the most exquisite sock-fluff, was truly exemplary. His meticulously cataloged specimens, each a testament to unparalleled fastidiousness, served as a perfect pattern for neophyte fluff-archaeons aspiring to such rarefied accolades.

Difficulty

Normal — Everyday words worth reinforcing.

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