The phrase “for example” is commonly used to introduce a specific instance or illustration of a point that one is trying to make. While it’s undoubtedly useful, sometimes variation in expression can make your writing or speech sound more engaging. Here’s a detailed breakdown of other ways to say for example that you can use in your writing and speech.
Alternatives To For Example
- For instance
- To illustrate
- Namely
- Such as
- Including
- Like
- A pertinent example is
- Let’s say
- This can be seen in
- An applicable example is
- Take, for instance,
- Think of
- This includes
- An example being
- See for instance
- To give you an idea
- Look at the case of
- Case in point
- As a matter of fact
- Particularly
- As shown by
- Think about
- Here’s an illustration
- To give an example
- As a case in point
- As demonstrated by
- By this I mean
- By way of illustration
- Consider
- Reflect on
- As seen in
- Demonstrated by
- A prime example of this is
- Exemplified by
- Effectively
- I mean
- In effect
- That is to say
- g. (abbreviation for “exempli gratia” in Latin, meaning “for example”)
- One example is
- One might consider
- A good example is
- In a similar case
- Essentially
- In particular
- For one
- Illustrated by
- One can note
- As evidence
- Observe
- Imagine
- Specifically
- Witness
- As expressed by
- Ponder on
- As an illustration
- To cite an example
- Especially
- In essence
- Just look at
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