Definitions for exemplars

• Definition
• Anagrams (451)

exemplars ex·em·plar

Spelling: [ig-zem-pler, -plahr]

IPA: /ɪgˈzɛm plər, -plɑr/

Exemplars is a 9 letter English word. It's valid Scrabble word worth 19 points. It's valid Words with friends word worth 22 points.

You can make 451 anagrams from letters in exemplars (aeelmprsx).

Definitions for exemplars

noun

1. a model or pattern to be copied or imitated:
2. a typical example or instance.
3. an original or archetype:
4. a copy of a book or text.
5. a model or pattern to be copied or imitated:
6. a typical example or instance.
7. an original or archetype:
8. a copy of a book or text.

Origin of exemplars

1350-1400; Middle English Latin, variant of exemplāre, noun use of neuter of exemplāris exemplary; replacing Middle English exaumplere Middle French examplaire L

Examples for exemplars

Take your lives to the exemplar in that fashion, and go over them bit by bit.

The term Imm then becomes equal to the word leader or exemplar.

The principle of these two young ladies is proposed as an exemplar to her sex.

The novel is simultaneously a celebration and an exemplar of the joys of storytelling.

But by what stretch of imagination was he an exemplar of “heroic virtue,” as the Vatican has just decreed?

Those who loved Pete will miss him desperately, and cherish his memory as an exemplar of integrity, courage, and grace under fire.

But its development was scarcely appreciable, from lack of opportunity and of exemplar.

Who would expect Sir Sidney Lee to have had so remote an exemplar?

It might be truthfully said of her, that she was an exemplar for all who knew her.

No mention now of the Eurasian exemplar, the synthetic "over-man."

But by what stretch of imagination was he an exemplar of “heroic virtue,” as the Vatican has just decreed?

It might be truthfully said of her, that she was an exemplar for all who knew her.

Who would expect Sir Sidney Lee to have had so remote an exemplar?

The term Imm then becomes equal to the word leader or exemplar.

No mention now of the Eurasian exemplar, the synthetic "over-man."

But its development was scarcely appreciable, from lack of opportunity and of exemplar.

The novel is simultaneously a celebration and an exemplar of the joys of storytelling.

Those who loved Pete will miss him desperately, and cherish his memory as an exemplar of integrity, courage, and grace under fire.

The principle of these two young ladies is proposed as an exemplar to her sex.

Take your lives to the exemplar in that fashion, and go over them bit by bit.