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I appreciate your exemplary behavior.exemplary = example of especially good
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"The final award this morning," said Mr. Tushman, after the kids onstage had returned to their seats, "is the Henry Ward Beecher medal to honor students who have been notable or exemplary in certain areas throughout the school year." (source)exemplary = serving as a good example
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Your service to this vessel has always been exemplary. (source)exemplary = an excellent example (of how such service should be performed)
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this medal which validated her service as an exemplary missionary in the King's colony (source)exemplary = serving as an especially good example of a
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I can't be exemplary without my test scores! (source)exemplary = serving as an example -- especially a good one
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Mental illness seems to be a communication problem between interpreters one and two. An exemplary piece of confusion: INTERPRETER ONE: There's a tiger in the corner. INTERPRETER TWO: No, that's not a tiger--that's a bureau. (source)exemplary = an especially good (example)
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He admired any cop who did the job in an exemplary fashion and kept his office's conviction rate high. (source)exemplary = serving as a good example
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But now, we have arrived at the fifth and final work in the group of real favorites—which, to be sure, was not another French piece, but something particularly, indeed exemplarily German, and not from an opera, either, but a song, one of those special lieder—simultaneously a masterpiece and a folk song, and that simultaneity was what stamped it with its particular intellectual and spiritual view of the world.† (source)
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...a very pious and exemplary dame, who had taught him his catechism in youth, and was still his moral and spiritual adviser, (source)
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Though her listeners passed for people kept exemplarily genial by their cooks and dressmakers, two or three of them thought her cleverness, which was generally admitted, inferior to that of the new theatrical pieces.† (source)
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It looks like your behavior has been exemplary.† (source)exemplary = serving as an example -- especially a good one
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Though her listeners passed for people kept exemplarily genial by their cooks and dressmakers, two or three of them thought her cleverness, which was generally admitted, inferior to that of the new theatrical pieces.† (source)
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They attended mass regularly on Sundays and were soon seen as exemplary Catholics.† (source)
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Her name was Nancy, and in a hypnotic monotone, she informed me that, due to my exemplary test scores and impressive employment record, I had been "awarded" the position of OASIS Technical Support Representative II.† (source)
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Thus he could take credit for all of Ye's research results and papers, and cast himself as an exemplary political officer with both technical acumen and revolutionary zeal.† (source)
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As if to illustrate, the Count gestured generously and judiciously toward the hotel's entrance, while giving an exemplary sigh.† (source)
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