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Definition of exhibit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of exhibit is as below...
Exhibit
(v. t.) To
submit,
as a
document,
to a court or
officer,
in
course
of
proceedings;
also, to
present
or offer
officially
or in legal form; to
bring,
as a
charge..
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Tasteful
::
Tasteful
(a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
good
taste;
in
accordance
with good
taste;
tasty;
as, a
tasteful
drapery..
Synoptic
::
Synopsis
(n.) A
general
view, or a
collection
of heads or parts so
arranged
as to
exhibit
a
general
view of the
whole;
an
abstract
or
summary
of a
discourse;
a
syllabus;
a
conspectus..
Declare
::
Declare
(v. t.) To make known by
language;
to
communicate
or
manifest
explicitly
and
plainly
in any way; to
exhibit;
to
publish;
to
proclaim;
to
announce.
Exhibited
::
Exhibited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exhibi.
Paint
::
Paint (v. t.) Fig.: To
represent
or
exhibit
to the mind; to
describe
vividly;
to
delineate;
to
image;
to
depict.
Lusty
::
Lusty
(superl.)
Exhibiting
lust or
vigor;
stout;
strong;
vigorous;
robust;
healthful;
able of body.
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
exhibiting
for
inspection,
or of
holding
forth to view;
manifestation;
display..
Show
::
Show (v. t.) To
exhibit
to the
mental
view; to tell; to
disclose;
to
reveal;
to make
known;
as, to show one's
designs..
Threaten
::
Threaten
(v. t.) To
exhibit
the
appearance
of
(something
evil or
unpleasant)
as
approaching;
to
indicate
as
impending;
to
announce
the
conditional
infliction
of; as, to
threaten
war; to
threaten
death..
Snow
::
Snow (n.)
Watery
particles
congealed
into white or
transparent
crystals
or
flakes
in the air, and
falling
to the
earth,
exhibiting
a great
variety
of very
beautiful
and
perfect
forms..
Puseyism
::
Puseyism
(n.) The
principles
of Dr. Pusey and
others
at
Oxford,
England,
as
exhibited
in
various
publications,
esp. in a
series
which
appeared
from 1833 to 1841,
designated
Tracts
for the
Times;
tractarianism.
See
Tractarianism..
Schematism
::
Schematism
(n.)
Particular
form or
disposition
of a
thing;
an
exhibition
in
outline
of any
systematic
arrangement.
Sword-shaped
::
Swordplayer
(n.) A
fencer;
a
gladiator;
one who
exhibits
his skill in the use of the
sword.
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
celebrate
victory
with pomp; to
rejoice
over
success;
to exult in an
advantage
gained;
to
exhibit
exultation.
Generous
::
Generous
(a.)
Exhibiting
those
qualities
which are
popularly
reregarded
as
belonging
to high
birth;
noble;
honorable;
magnanimous;
spirited;
courageous.
Puzzle
::
Puzzle
(v.)
Something
which
perplexes
or
embarrasses;
especially,
a toy or a
problem
contrived
for
testing
ingenuity;
also,
something
exhibiting
marvelous
skill in
making..
Galvanic
::
Galvanic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
exhibiting
the
phenomena
of,
galvanism;
employing
or
producing
electrical
currents..
Neighbor
::
Neighbor
(n.) One
entitled
to, or
exhibiting,
neighborly
kindness;
hence,
one of the human race; a
fellow
being..
Wapinschaw
::
Wapinschaw
(n.) An
exhibition
of arms.
according
to the rank of the
individual,
by all
persons
bearing
arms; --
formerly
made at
certain
seasons
in each
district..
Electricity
::
Electricity
(n.) A power in
nature,
a
manifestation
of
energy,
exhibiting
itself
when in
disturbed
equilibrium
or in
activity
by a
circuit
movement,
the fact of
direction
in which
involves
polarity,
or
opposition
of
properties
in
opposite
directions;
also, by
attraction
for many
substances,
by a law
involving
attraction
between
surfaces
of
unlike
polarity,
and
repulsion
between
those of like; by
exhibiting
accumulated
polar
tension
when the
circuit
is
broken;
and by
producing
heat,
light,
concus
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