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egz-am'pl, n. A portion taken to show the character of the whole; a sample; a pattern orcopy; a warning; caution; precedent; an instance illustrating a rule or precept. [OF. L. exemplum, f eximere, to take out (as a specimen), fr. ex and emere, to take, buy; exempt, ertsample, sample.] — Exem'plar, n. A model, original, or pattern, to be imitated. [OF. exempla ire, L. exemplar, -plarium, exemplum.7] — Exem'plary, -rt, o. Serving as, etc. commendable conspicuous. — Exem'plarily, -rt-lt, adv. — Exemplify, -plY-fl, v. [-fied (-lid), -fying.] To show by example, copy, make an attested copy of, prove by an attested copy. [LL. exemplificare, L. facere, to make.] — Exem'plifica''- tion, n. Act of, or thing which, etc. — Exem'pli sun, cQbe, moos, fdot cow, oil EXCHANGE gratia, -gra'shT-a, contr. e. g. Lit., for the sake of example for instance. [L7]