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delete line containing a specific string in shell

I want to delete a line containing a specific string from my file. I do it like that:

 sed -i "/example/d" myfile

But my file contains many lines containing strings that contain the string that I want to delete. for example my file contains lines as bellow and I want to delete only the first line that contains "example":

myfile:
 example
 example1
 example2
 ..

My question is how to do if want to delete only the line that contains exactly my string "example" and keep the other ones.

Simple. Be more specific.

sed -i "/\bexample\b/d" myfile

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