And as an adjective, validity of exemplative is what follows: adjective serving as an example at the beginning of a sentence. Adjective for serving as an example at the end of the sentence.
How can we describe noun as something within the meaning of a sentence?
I viewed this ESE discussion but I feel that exemplary doesn’t suffice, because it implies bias approval. I want to make sure that I won’t be screwed with for any reason because I’m already inequalled. What does Joe Doman do if he has an
example of what can be
achieved by being an exemplary citizen?
What is the essence of the word exemplative? Where can I use this to refer to my partner, whom my writings are
written as an example of the narrative on this particular
subject which I desire to use. Especially for the context I wish to use it in, which something like: What are the most valid adjectives when a word has no value? What is your answer?
Thank you!
The archetype is neutral, don’t worry about it.
very typical of a certain kind of person or thing. “the archetypal country doctor”
OED
I, as well as the word canonic, would suit your needs. Is in the US a word that could have a meaning of quality or approval but rather a term that the subject is considered standard or an orthodox? When a canonical example is given in a particular discipline a particular example itself occurs.
Conforming to orthodox or well established rules or patterns, as of procedure.
TFD
(of an artist or work) going into Literary or artistic canon. (Rep.) “canonical scholars just like
Jane Austen” according to established rules/scientifical laws or rules. How should “canonical
nucleotide
sequences” become available for research?
How can I find the correct answer to all of my questions?
While I have little knowledge and experience of standard, I think it is as neutral as it gets. The word can mean average, usual or typical, but it can also mean up to standards. So for me at least, it doesn’t carry the same negative connotations as average or typical.
Dictionary.com com definition
adjective
usual, common, or customary
Her work is a standard narrative on this particular subject.
