exemplify

/ɛɡˈzɛmplɪfaɪ/verb

To be a clear example of something, or to make an idea clear by giving examples.

Example sentence

“Her volunteer work exemplifies the spirit of the whole community.”

A workhorse of essay writing: 'this exemplifies the broader trend'. More formal than 'show', and it claims the example is representative.

Related words

exercisePhysical activity done to keep the body, and sometimes the mind, strong and healthy.exemplaryA model case or typical instance that serves as an example.exertTo put effort, energy, or influence into forceful action.executiveRelating to the management and daily decision-making of a company, government, or other organization.exhaustThe used steam released from an engine's cylinder once it has finished its work there.exclaimTo shout or say something suddenly because of a strong feeling.