Examples

20 words

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   this is reflected inphrase/ðɪs ɪz rɪˈflɛktɪd ɪn/

   Used to show that something is shown or mirrored by a particular sign, statistic, or example.

   “The social shift towards remote work is reflected in the reduced demand for office space.”

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   as an examplelinking phrase/æz æn ɪɡˈzɑːmpəl/

   used to introduce an example, usually placed before a clause or phrase that illustrates the point

   “Many communities have adapted to climate change; as an example, farmers have adjusted planting dates.”

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   as evidenced bydiscourse marker/æz ˈevɪdənst baɪ/

   used to indicate that something is supported by clear evidence

   “As evidenced by rising hospital admissions, the illness is spreading rapidly.”

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   particularlyadverb/pəˈtɪk.jʊ.lə.li/

   to a higher degree than usual; especially when referring to one thing among others

   “I found the statistics particularly revealing.”

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   a prime examplenoun phrase/ə praɪm ɪgˈzɑːmpəl/

   a very typical or excellent example that clearly illustrates a point

   “The city’s bike lanes are a prime example of successful urban planning.”

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   let's sayphrase (spoken)/lɛts seɪ/

   used to introduce a hypothetical example or to illustrate a point in speech

   “Let's say you had an extra hour each day — how would you use it?”

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   one clear example islinking phrase/wʌn klɪə ˈɪɡzɑːmpəl ɪz/

   used to emphasise a specific, clear example that supports the argument

   “There are many benefits to urban green spaces; one clear example is the improvement in residents' mental health.”

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   among themphrase/əˈmʌŋ ðəm/

   used to point out particular items within a previously mentioned group

   “Several projects received funding; among them was a community garden initiative.”

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   consider the example oflinking phrase/kənˈsɪdə ðiː ɪɡˈzɑːmpəl əv/

   invites the reader/listener to examine a specific example; often used in argumentation or lectures

   “To understand the social impact, consider the example of communities displaced by the new dam project.”

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    take ... as an examplelinking phrase/teɪk æz ən ɪɡˈzɑːmpəl/

    Phrase used to ask the reader/listener to consider a particular case as an example.

    “Take the fashion industry as an example: it changes rapidly every year.”

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    to give an examplelinking phrase/tə ɡɪv ən ɪɡˈzɑːmpəl/

    Phrase used to signal that you are about to present an example or examples.

    “To give an example, many universities now offer online degrees.”

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    a useful illustration islinking phrase/ə ˈjuːsfəl ˌɪləˈstreɪʃən ɪz/

    introduces a concrete illustration that helps clarify a point, often used in academic writing

    “A useful illustration is the way telemedicine has improved access for rural patients.”

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    specificallyadverb/spəˈsɪfɪkli/

    Adverb used to indicate a precise or detailed example or detail rather than a general statement.

    “Students want more support, specifically in terms of career advice.”

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    one example islinking phrase/wʌn ɪɡˈzɑːmpəl ɪz/

    Phrase used to introduce a specific example.

    “One example is the rise in urban traffic during rush hour.”

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    one indicator isphrase/wʌn ɪnˈdɪkeɪtə ɪz/

    Used to introduce a specific measure or sign that supports a point.

    “One indicator is the percentage of graduates who find employment within six months.”

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    such is the case withdiscourse marker/sʌtʃ ɪz ðə keɪs wɪð/

    used to indicate that what has been said also applies to the following example or case

    “Many rural areas struggle to retain young people; such is the case with several villages near the city.”

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    an instance of this would belinking phrase

    used to introduce an example that is hypothetical or illustrative of a possibility; often follows a conditional or general statement

    “If subsidies are removed, an instance of this would be a sudden increase in production costs for small farmers.”

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    notablyadverb/ˈnəʊtəbli/

    Adverb used to highlight a striking example or point; more formal than 'especially'.

    “Several countries, notably Japan and South Korea, have ageing populations.”

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    to name a fewlinking phrase/tə neɪm ə fjuː/

    Phrase used after listing some examples to indicate these are only a small selection.

    “Renewable sources such as wind, solar and hydro, to name a few, are gaining popularity.”

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    a classic case isphrase/ə ˈklæsɪk keɪs ɪz/

    Used to introduce a typical or very clear example of a point.

    “A classic case is the spread of bike‑sharing schemes in European cities, which reduced car use.”