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Definition of exhibit
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Exhibit
(v. t.) To
administer
as a
remedy;
as, to
exhibit
calomel..
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Impatient
::
Impatient
(a.)
Prompted
by, or
exhibiting,
impatience;
as,
impatient
speeches
or
replies..
Stagecoach
::
Stage (v. t.) To
exhibit
upon a
stage,
or as upon a
stage;
to
display
publicly..
Discontinuous
::
Discontinuous
(a.)
Exhibiting
a
dissolution
of
continuity;
gaping.
Marshaling
::
Marshaling
(n.) The
arrangement
of an
escutcheon
to
exhibit
the
alliances
of the
owner.
Amphichroic
::
Amphichroic
(a.)
Exhibiting
or
producing
two
colors,
as
substances
which in the color test may
change
red
litmus
to blue and blue
litmus
to red..
Polarity
::
Polarity
(n.) That
quality
or
condition
of a body in
virtue
of which it
exhibits
opposite,
or
contrasted,
properties
or
powers,
in
opposite,
or
contrasted,
parts or
directions;
or a
condition
giving
rise to a
contrast
of
properties
corresponding
to a
contrast
of
positions,
as, for
example,
attraction
and
repulsion
in the
opposite
parts of a
magnet,
the
dissimilar
phenomena
corresponding
to the
different
sides of a
polarized
ray of
light,
etc..
Generous
::
Generous
(a.)
Exhibiting
those
qualities
which are
popularly
reregarded
as
belonging
to high
birth;
noble;
honorable;
magnanimous;
spirited;
courageous.
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To
exhibit
and
explain
(a
dissection
or other
anatomical
preparation).
Turn-out
::
Turn-out
(n.) That which is
prominently
brought
forward
or
exhibited;
hence,
an
equipage;
as, a man with a showy
carriage
and
horses
is said to have a fine
turn-out..
Van
::
Van (n.) A large
covered
wagon for
moving
furniture,
etc., also for
conveying
wild
beasts,
etc., for
exhibition..
Paint
::
Paint (v. t.) To form in
colors
a
figure
or
likeness
of on a flat
surface,
as upon
canvas;
to
represent
by means of
colors
or hues; to
exhibit
in a
tinted
image;
to
portray
with
paints;
as, to paint a
portrait
or a
landscape..
Virtuous
::
Virtuous
(a.)
Exhibiting
manly
courage
and
strength;
valorous;
valiant;
brave.
Method
::
Method
(n.)
Orderly
arrangement,
elucidation,
development,
or
classification;
clear and lucid
exhibition;
systematic
arrangement
peculiar
to an
individual..
Panorama
::
Panorama
(n.) A
picture
representing
scenes
too
extended
to be
beheld
at once, and so
exhibited
a part at a time, by being
unrolled,
and made to pass
continuously
before
the
spectator..
Showroom
::
Showroom
(n.) A room or
apartment
where a show is
exhibited.
Excessive
::
Excessive
(a.)
Characterized
by, or
exhibiting,
excess;
overmuch..
Exhibit
::
Exhibit
(v. t.) To hold forth or
present
to view; to
produce
publicly,
for
inspection;
to show,
especially
in order to
attract
notice
to what is
interesting;
to
display;
as, to
exhibit
commodities
in a
warehouse,
a
picture
in a
gallery..
Display
::
Display
(n.)
Ostentatious
show;
exhibition
for
effect;
parade.
Hyponastic
::
Hyponastic
(a.)
Exhibiting
a
downward
convexity
caused
by
unequal
growth.
Cf.
Epinastic.
Interlude
::
Interlude
(n.) A short
entertainment
exhibited
on the stage
between
the acts of a play, or
between
the play and the
afterpiece,
to
relieve
the
tedium
of
waiting..
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