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An occasion when something is shown, typically a visual presentation
“We will be heading to the theater this evening to witness a stage showing of Peter Pan.”
A performance of a specified quality
“At the other end of the age spectrum, Lennon's vigorous showing belied his years.”
An act or instance of making an appearance
“The area had become brightened up with the showing of the sun just peering around the corner.”
(presented in song, dance, or action) An execution of a single act or series of acts, for the purpose of entertainment
The revelation of something secret, especially something embarrassing or damaging
The act of broadcasting a program or signal
A comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory
An outward appearance, usually fake or insincere
An advance showing of a film, exhibition etc.
An act of designating or characterizing someone or something
Going somewhere, typically with some degree of difficulty
“She would show for work despite feeling sick that day.”
Present participle for to display or exhibit something
“The museum's exhibition will show paintings by Matisse and Picasso.”
Present participle for to appear or be visible
“Your bald spot will still show despite your combover.”
Present participle for to establish a fact to be true
“Recent statistics show that unemployment has fallen to record lows.”
Present participle for to depict pictorially or artistically
“His painting would show life in the country during the 18th century.”
Present participle for to express or convey one's thoughts or feelings
“Charlie could not help but show his frustration with the problems he faced.”
Present participle for to explain or demonstrate something
“I will show you how to operate this machine.”
Present participle for to accord someone with a unique gesture
“The gladiator would show his opponent mercy by sparing his life.”
Present participle for to guide or escort
“The usher will show you to your seat.”
(with object) Present participle for to convey information
“The sign ahead will show how much further we have to travel.”
Present participle for to broadcast via media
“The network will show the game on ESPN tonight.”
Being shown or exhibited to the public
Conveying (a specified quality or idea)
Bare or exposed without a covering or protection
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