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- pronunciation:
- ihg
zI
biht
- parts of speech:
- transitive verb, intransitive verb, noun
- features:
- Word Combinations (verb, noun), Word Explorer, Word Parts
| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
exhibits, exhibiting, exhibited |
| definition 1: |
to expose for viewing or inspection; present; show.
He exhibited his new collection of paintings at a downtown gallery last week.She will exhibit her findings from the experiment at the upcoming conference.- synonyms:
- display, present, show
- similar words:
- expose, lay
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| definition 2: |
to reveal or manifest (emotions, symptoms, or the like).
They didn't exhibit any surprise when we told them the news.She's exhibiting some of the early signs of the disease.You've written a lot, but you haven't exhibited an understanding of the issues.- synonyms:
- demonstrate, display, express, manifest, reveal, show
- similar words:
- evidence, evince, write
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| definition 3: |
to submit as evidence in a legal proceeding.
The gun will be exhibited as part of the evidence.- synonyms:
- submit
- similar words:
- evidence, offer, present
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| definition 4: |
to make clear or obvious; explain.
- synonyms:
- elucidate, explain, explicate
- similar words:
- clarify, expound
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| related words: |
boast, demonstrate, express, flash, flaunt, illustrate, marshal, model, open, produce, prove, reflect, register, show, sport |
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| part of speech: |
intransitive verb |
| definition: |
to make a presentation of something for public viewing or inspection.
I know some of the artists that exhibit at this gallery.- similar words:
- show
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adverb + (v.)exhibit
frequently, publicly, solo
(v.)exhibit
+ adverb
regularly, significantly, widely
(v.)exhibit
+ noun
aggression,
anxiety,
artwork,
attitude,
attribute,
behavior,
bias,
characteristic,
correlation,
deficit,
degree,
difficulty,
disorder,
diversity,
drawing,
enthusiasm,
exhibition,
feature,
improvement,
leadership,
level,
painting,
pattern,
portrait,
preference,
profile,
property,
range,
sign,
similarity,
skill,
symptom,
tendency,
trait,
variation
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| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
an act or instance of exhibiting; showing; presentation.
People flocked to the museum during the exhibit of the Italian sculptures.- synonyms:
- display, exhibition, presentation, showing
- similar words:
- array, exposition
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| definition 2: |
a collection of things that are on display for many people to view, or a particular object that is submitted for viewing.
Thousands of people came to see the exhibit of ancient Egyptian art at the museum.The enamel vase was donated as an exhibit.- synonyms:
- display
- similar words:
- demonstration, example, item
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| definition 3: |
a document or object used as evidence in a legal proceeding.
The prosecuting attorney submitted the letter as one of the exhibits at the trial.- similar words:
- evidence
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| related words: |
display, fair, flash, flaunt, pageant |
adjective + (n.)exhibit
changing, educational, hands-on, historical, interactive, living, outdoor, permanent, popular, retrospective, special, temporary, traveling
verb + (n.)exhibit
feature, host, house, mount, organize, present, view, visit
(n.)exhibit
+ verb
depict, display, entitle, explore, highlight, illustrate, include, mark, open, sponsor, title, travel
noun + (n.)exhibit
aquarium, art, concert, craft, curator, dinosaur, gallery, museum, opening, photography, solo, tour, workshop, zoo
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| derivation: |
exhibitor (exhibiter) (n.) |
The word exhibit
contains the following part:
hab, hib
Latin
root
that means hold, have
  Example words:
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