exhibit
/ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/ verb B2- To display or show (something) for others to see, especially at an exhibition or contest. · He wanted to exhibit his baseball cards.
- To demonstrate. · The players exhibited great skill.
- To submit (a physical object) to a court as evidence. · I now exhibit this bloody hammer.
- To put on a public display. · Will you be exhibiting this year?
- To administer as a remedy. · to exhibit calomel
He/she/it exhibits · Past exhibited · Past participle exhibited · -ing form exhibiting
Verb forms
- Base form
- exhibit
- He/she/it
- exhibits
- Past
- exhibited
- Past participle
- exhibited
- -ing form
- exhibiting
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This man was dressed in a greatcoat, or rather a surtout, a little worse for the journey, but which exhibited the ribbon of the Legion of Honor still fresh and brilliant, a decoration which also ornamented the under coat.
“With your tastes, and means of gratifying them,” continued Danglars, “you will exhibit a splendor that must effectually put us poor miserable millionaires quite in the shade.
I therefore maintain, in spite of Morcerf, that not only is the count the object of interest at this present moment, but also that he will continue to be so for a month longer if he pleases to exhibit an eccentricity of conduct which, after all, may be his ordinary mode of existence.”
The Leopard exhibited one by one the various spots which decorated his skin.
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