emplify

When a physicist talks about gravitation, he may ex - emplify his point by citing the relation between the masses of the moon and the earth, but his real subject matter is much more extensive.

IDEA GEORGE BOAS 1968

But fare fuch perfbns do it, if the poor hap - pen not. to have more Charity thah they ex - emplify to them.

The Ladies Calling: In Two Parts 1705

Why did he not also fully unfold that other great doc - trine, which it was a principal (or as Dr. Priest - ley will have it, Hist, of Cor.vol. i.p. 175. the sole) "object of his mission to ascertain and ex - emplify, namely, that of a resurrection and a future state? ''

Discourses and dissertations on the scriptural doctrines of atonement & sacrifice : and on the principal arguments advance, and the mode of reasoning employed, by the opponents of those doctrines as held by the established Church ; with an appendix, containing some strictures on Mr. Belsham's account of the Unitarian scheme, in his review of Mr. Wilberforce's treatise Magee, William, 1766-1831 1812