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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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Presentable
::
Presentable
(a.)
Capable
or
admitting
of being
presented;
suitable
to be
exhibited,
represented,
or
offered;
fit to be
brought
forward
or set
forth;
hence,
fitted
to be
introduced
to
another,
or to go into
society;
as, ideas that are
presentable
in
simple
language;
she is not
presentable
in such a
gown..
Contumelious
::
Contumelious
(a.)
Exhibiting
contumely;
rudely
contemptuous;
insolent;
disdainful.
Zoopraxiscope
::
Zoopraxiscope
(n.) An
instrument
similar
to, or the same as, the, the
phenakistoscope,
by means of which
pictures
projected
upon a
screen
are made to
exhibit
the
natural
movements
of
animals,
and the
like..
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.) A
honorary
part or
exercise,
as an
oration,
etc., at a
public
exhibition
of a
college;
as, to have an
appointment..
Distinguish
::
Distinguish
(v. t.) Not set apart from
others
by
visible
marks;
to make
distinctive
or
discernible
by
exhibiting
differences;
to mark off by some
characteristic.
Parade
::
Parade
(v. i.) To make an
exhibition
or
spectacle
of one's self, as by
walking
in a
public
place..
Dichromatic
::
Dichromatic
(a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
two
colors.
Salutatory
::
Salutatory
(a.)
Containing
or
expressing
salutations;
speaking
a
welcome;
greeting;
--
applied
especially
to the
oration
which
introduces
the
exercises
of the
Commencements,
or
similar
public
exhibitions,
in
American
colleges..
Knight-errant
::
Knight-errant
(n.) A
wandering
knight;
a
knight
who
traveled
in
search
of
adventures,
for the
purpose
of
exhibiting
military
skill,
prowess,
and
generosity..
Scioptics
::
Scioptics
(n.) The art or
process
of
exhibiting
luminous
images,
especially
those of
external
objects,
in a
darkened
room, by
arrangements
of
lenses
or
mirrors..
Refractometer
::
Refractometer
(n.) A
contrivance
for
exhibiting
and
measuring
the
refraction
of
light.
Phase
::
Phase (n.) That which is
exhibited
to the eye; the
appearance
which
anything
manifests,
especially
any one among
different
and
varying
appearances
of the same
object..
Otheoscope
::
Otheoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
exhibiting
the
repulsive
action
produced
by light or heat in an
exhausted
vessel;
a
modification
of the
radoimeter.
Isothermal
::
Isothermal
(a.)
Having
reference
to the
geographical
distribution
of
temperature,
as
exhibited
by means of
isotherms;
as, an
isothermal
line; an
isothermal
chart..
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To stop or
hesitate
as if
suddenly
frightened,
or in
doubt,
or
impeded
by
unforeseen
difficulties;
to take
alarm;
to
exhibit
hesitancy
and
indecision..
Illustrate
::
Illustrate
(v. t.) To set in a clear
light;
to
exhibit
distinctly
or
conspicuously.
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To point out; to show; to
exhibit;
to make
evident.
Child
::
Child (n.) A young
person
of
either
sex. esp. one
between
infancy
and
youth;
hence,
one who
exhibits
the
characteristics
of a very young
person,
as
innocence,
obedience,
trustfulness,
limited
understanding,
etc..
Resemblant
::
Resemblant
(a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
resemblance;
resembling.
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
celebrate
victory
with pomp; to
rejoice
over
success;
to exult in an
advantage
gained;
to
exhibit
exultation.
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