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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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Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The
institution,
or
commencement,
and
continuance
of a
criminal
suit; the
process
of
exhibiting
formal
charges
against
an
offender
before
a legal
tribunal,
and
pursuing
them to final
judgment
on
behalf
of the state or
government,
as by
indictment
or
information..
Design
::
Design
(n.) To mark out and
exhibit;
to
designate;
to
indicate;
to show; to point out; to
appoint.
Foreshow
::
Foreshow
(v. t.) To show or
exhibit
beforehand;
to give
foreknowledge
of; to
prognosticate;
to
foretell.
Study
::
Study (v. i.) A
representation
or
rendering
of any
object
or scene
intended,
not for
exhibition
as an
original
work of art, but for the
information,
instruction,
or
assistance
of the
maker;
as, a study of heads or of hands for a
figure
picture..
Display
::
Display
(n.)
Ostentatious
show;
exhibition
for
effect;
parade.
Exhibit
::
Exhibit
(n.) A
document
produced
and
identified
in court for
future
use as
evidence.
Theology
::
Theology
(n.) The
science
of God or of
religion;
the
science
which
treats
of the
existence,
character,
and
attributes
of God, his laws and
government,
the
doctrines
we are to
believe,
and the
duties
we are to
practice;
divinity;
(as more
commonly
understood)
the
knowledge
derivable
from the
Scriptures,
the
systematic
exhibition
of
revealed
truth,
the
science
of
Christian
faith and
life..
Cabinet
::
Cabinet
(n.) Any
building
or room set apart for the safe
keeping
and
exhibition
of works of art, etc.; also, the
collection
itself..
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The
exhibition
or
depositing
of a
ship's
papers
at the
customhouse,
to
procure
license
to land
goods;
or the
giving
an
account
of a
ship's
cargo to the
officer
of the
customs,
and
obtaining
his
permission
to land the
goods.
See
Enter,
v. t., 8, and
Entrance,
n., 5..
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..
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.) The state or
condition
of a
species
or group which
exhibits
degraded
forms;
degeneration.
Irisated
::
Irisated
(a.)
Exhibiting
the
prismatic
colors;
irised;
iridescent.
Ostensible
::
Ostensible
(a.)
Shown;
exhibited;
declared;
avowed;
professed;
apparent;
-- often used as
opposed
to real or
actual;
as, an
ostensible
reason,
motive,
or aim..
Symbolics
::
Symbolical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
symbol
or
symbols;
of the
nature
of a
symbol;
exhibiting
or
expressing
by
resemblance
or
signs;
representative;
as, the
figure
of an eye is
symbolic
of sight and
knowledge..
Magnanimous
::
Magnanimous
(a.)
Dictated
by or
exhibiting
nobleness
of soul;
honorable;
noble;
not
selfish.
Glorious
::
Glorious
(n.)
Exhibiting
attributes,
qualities,
or acts that are
worthy
of or
receive
glory;
noble;
praiseworthy;
excellent;
splendid;
illustrious;
inspiring
admiration;
as,
glorious
deeds..
Alive
::
Alive (a.)
Exhibiting
the
activity
and
motion
of many
living
beings;
swarming;
thronged.
Rhetorical
::
Rhetorical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
rhetoric;
according
to, or
exhibiting,
rhetoric;
oratorical;
as, the
rhetorical
art; a
rhetorical
treatise;
a
rhetorical
flourish..
Polaristic
::
Polaristic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
exhibiting,
poles;
having
a polar
arrangement
or
disposition;
arising
from, or
dependent
upon, the
possession
of poles or polar
characteristics;
as,
polaristic
antagonism..
Render
::
Render
(v. t.) To
interpret;
to set
forth,
represent,
or
exhibit;
as, an actor
renders
his part
poorly;
a
singer
renders
a
passage
of music with great
effect;
a
painter
renders
a scene in a
felicitous
manner..
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