esemplasy
/ɛsɛmpləsi/Definitions
1. noun
A rare or obsolete term for an example or model, especially one that is used to illustrate a principle or idea.
“The scientist cited the phenomenon of photosynthesis as an esemplasy for the power of plant biology.”
2. noun
A type of example or instance that is used to illustrate a general rule or principle.
“The new policy serves as an esemplasy for the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability.”