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Definition of example
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Example
(n.) An
instance
serving
for
illustration
of a rule or
precept,
especially
a
problem
to be
solved,
or a case to be
determined,
as an
exercise
in the
application
of the rules of any study or
branch
of
science;
as, in
trigonometry
and
grammar,
the
principles
and rules are
illustrated
by
examples..
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Exemplarily
::
Exemplarily
(adv.)
In a
manner
fitted
or
designed
to be an
example
for
imitation
or for
warning;
by way of
example.
Centriscoid
::
Centriscoid
(a.)
Allied
to, or
resembling,
the genus
Centriscus,
of which the
bellows
fish is an
example..
Apophasis
::
Apophasis
(n.) A
figure
by which a
speaker
formally
declines
to take
notice
of a
favorable
point,
but in such a
manner
as to
produce
the
effect
desired.
[For
example,
see Mark
Antony's
oration.
Shak.,
Julius
Caesar,
iii. 2.].
Absolution
::
Absolution
(n.) An
absolving
from
ecclesiastical
penalties,
-- for
example,
excommunication..
Anacardiaceous
::
Anacardiaceous
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
resembling,
a
family,
or
order,
of
plants
of which the
cashew
tree is the type, and the
species
of sumac are well known
examples..
Cycadaceous
::
Cycadaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
an order of
plants
like the
palms,
but
having
exogenous
wood. The sago palm is an
example..
Praxis
::
Praxis
(n.) An
example
or form of
exercise,
or a
collection
of such
examples,
for
practice..
Ratitae
::
Ratitae
(n. pl.) An order of birds in which the wings are
small,
rudimentary,
or
absent,
and the
breastbone
is
destitute
of a keel. The
ostrich,
emu, moa, and
apteryx
are
examples..
Bignoniaceous
::
Bignoniaceous
(a.) Of
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
family
of
plants
of which the
trumpet
flower
is an
example..
Unexampled
::
Unexampled
(a.)
Having
no
example
or
similar
case; being
without
precedent;
unprecedented;
unparalleled.
Exemplify
::
Exemplify
(v. t.) To show or
illustrate
by
example.
Example
::
Example
(n.) That which
resembles
or
corresponds
with
something
else; a
precedent;
a
model.
Phalaenid
::
Phalaenid
(n.) Any moth of the
family
Phalaenidae,
of which the
cankerworms
are
examples;
a
geometrid..
Ensample
::
Ensample
(v. t.) To
exemplify,
to show by
example..
Example
::
Example
(n.) One or a
portion
taken to show the
character
or
quality
of the
whole;
a
sample;
a
specimen.
Copier
::
Copier
(n.) An
imitator;
one who
imitates
an
example;
hence,
a
plagiarist..
Epimere
::
Epimere
(n.) One of the
segments
of the
transverse
axis, or the so
called
homonymous
parts;
as, for
example,
one of the
several
segments
of the
extremities
in
vertebrates,
or one of the
similar
segments
in
plants,
such as the
segments
of a
segmented
leaf..
Instance
::
Instance
(v. i.) To give an
example.
Instance
::
Instance
(n.) That which
offers
itself
or is
offered
as an
illustrative
case;
something
cited in proof or
exemplification;
a case
occurring;
an
example.
Labroid
::
Labroid
(a.) Like the genus
Labrus;
belonging
to the
family
Labridae,
an
extensive
family
of
marine
fishes,
often
brilliantly
colored,
which are very
abundant
in the
Indian
and
Pacific
Oceans.
The
tautog
and
cunner
are
American
examples..
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