Is this sentence grammatically and semantically correct ?
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2021-04-11 8:24 am
not semantically. Punishments never are exemplary.
2021-04-11 3:25 am
Technically, it's correct. But I'm not sure your reader would get your meaning. "Exemplary" is usually used in a positive sense. While it can mean "a punishment that sets an example", people are more likely to take it that you are praising the rapist.
2021-04-11 1:55 am
Yes, the sentence is grammatically and semantically correct.
2021-04-11 2:44 am
Yes. Perfect sentence. Spelling right too.
參考: Native American English speaker for 68 years.
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