exemplum (Meaning)
exemplum
a story used to point out a moral or support an argument, an anecdote or short narrative used to point a moral or sustain an argument, example, model
Synonyms & Antonyms of exemplum
exemplum Sentence Examples
- The exemplum of the prodigal son illustrates the dangers of reckless spending.
- The teacher used an exemplum from history to show the consequences of tyranny.
- The scientist provided an exemplum of a controlled experiment to demonstrate the scientific method.
- The chef presented an exemplum of molecular gastronomy, creating a visually stunning and palate-pleasing dish.
- The politician's exemplum of honesty and integrity won over skeptical voters.
- The artist's exemplum of expressionism challenged conventional notions of beauty.
- The engineer's exemplum of sustainable design showcased the potential of environmentally friendly technologies.
- The surgeon's exemplum of precision and skill saved the patient's life.
- The writer's exemplum of vivid imagery transported readers to distant lands and exotic experiences.
- The child's exemplum of creativity and imagination inspired the entire family.
FAQs About the word exemplum
a story used to point out a moral or support an argument, an anecdote or short narrative used to point a moral or sustain an argument, example, model
parable, narrative, fable, anecdote, romance, yarn, novella, short story, myth, joke
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The exemplum of the prodigal son illustrates the dangers of reckless spending.
The teacher used an exemplum from history to show the consequences of tyranny.
The scientist provided an exemplum of a controlled experiment to demonstrate the scientific method.
The chef presented an exemplum of molecular gastronomy, creating a visually stunning and palate-pleasing dish.
