exhibit
/ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/
verb
- To show or display something publicly, especially in a museum, gallery, or fair.
- The museum will exhibit ancient Egyptian artifacts next summer.
- Local artists exhibit their paintings at the community center every year.
- She was excited to exhibit her science project at the school fair.
- To show a particular quality, feeling, or behavior.
- The puppy exhibited a playful and curious nature.
- The patient began to exhibit signs of improvement after the treatment.
- He exhibited great courage during the emergency.
Synonyms
noun
- An object or collection of objects displayed publicly, especially in a museum or gallery.
- The dinosaur skeleton is the most popular exhibit in the natural history museum.
- The children were fascinated by the interactive science exhibit.
- Each exhibit at the art show tells a unique story.
- A document or object presented as evidence in a court of law.
- The photograph was marked as an exhibit for the jury to see.
- The lawyer entered the signed contract as Exhibit A.
- The detective submitted the weapon as an exhibit during the trial.