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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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Expose
::
Expose
(v. t.) To set
forth;
to set out to
public
view; to
exhibit;
to show; to
display;
as, to
expose
goods for sale; to
expose
pictures
to
public
inspection..
Dichromatic
::
Dichromatic
(a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
two
colors.
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The
exhibition
or
depositing
of a
ship's
papers
at the
customhouse,
to
procure
license
to land
goods;
or the
giving
an
account
of a
ship's
cargo to the
officer
of the
customs,
and
obtaining
his
permission
to land the
goods.
See
Enter,
v. t., 8, and
Entrance,
n., 5..
Coming
::
Coming
(a.)
Approaching;
of the
future,
especially
the near
future;
the next; as, the
coming
week or year; the
coming
exhibition..
Hash
::
Hash (n.) A new
mixture
of old
matter;
a
second
preparation
or
exhibition.
Synoptic
::
Synopsis
(n.) A
general
view, or a
collection
of heads or parts so
arranged
as to
exhibit
a
general
view of the
whole;
an
abstract
or
summary
of a
discourse;
a
syllabus;
a
conspectus..
Vivid
::
Vivid (a.) True to the life;
exhibiting
the
appearance
of life or
freshness;
animated;
spirited;
bright;
strong;
intense;
as, vivid
colors..
Pleomorphism
::
Pleomorphism
(n.) The
theory
that the
various
genera
of
bacteria
are
phases
or
variations
of
growth
of a
number
of
Protean
species,
each of which may
exhibit,
according
to
undetermined
conditions,
all or some of the forms
characteristic
of the
different
genera
and
species..
Sorrowful
::
Sorrowful
(a.) Full of
sorrow;
exhibiting
sorrow;
sad;
dejected;
distressed.
Representative
::
Representative
(a.)
Fitted
to
represent;
exhibiting
a
similitude.
Virtuous
::
Virtuous
(a.)
Possessing
or
exhibiting
virtue.
Presentment
::
Presentment
(n.)
Setting
forth to view;
delineation;
appearance;
representation;
exhibition.
Formularization
::
Formularization
(n.) The act of
formularizing;
a
formularized
or
formulated
statement
or
exhibition.
Irritability
::
Irritability
(n.) A
natural
susceptibility,
characteristic
of all
living
organisms,
tissues,
and
cells,
to the
influence
of
certain
stimuli,
response
being
manifested
in a
variety
of ways, -- as that
quality
in
plants
by which they
exhibit
motion
under
suitable
stimulation;
esp., the
property
which
living
muscle
processes,
of
responding
either
to a
direct
stimulus
of its
substance,
or to the
stimulating
influence
of its nerve
fibers,
the
response
being
indicated
by a
change
of form, or
contracti
Morality
::
Morality
(n.) A kind of
allegorical
play, so
termed
because
it
consisted
of
discourses
in
praise
of
morality
between
actors
representing
such
characters
as
Charity,
Faith,
Death,
Vice, etc. Such plays were
occasionally
exhibited
as late as the reign of Henry
VIII..
Chart
::
Chart (n.) A sheet of
paper,
pasteboard,
or the like, on which
information
is
exhibited,
esp. when the
information
is
arranged
in
tabular
form; as, an
historical
chart..
Neighbor
::
Neighbor
(n.) One
entitled
to, or
exhibiting,
neighborly
kindness;
hence,
one of the human race; a
fellow
being..
Sport
::
Sport (v. t.) To
exhibit,
or bring out, in
public;
to use or wear; as, to sport a new
equipage..
Phonoscope
::
Phonoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
observing
or
exhibiting
the
motions
or
properties
of
sounding
bodies;
especially,
an
apparatus
invented
by Konig for
testing
the
quality
of
musical
strings..
Juggler
::
Juggler
(n.) One who
practices
or
exhibits
tricks
by
sleight
of hand; one
skilled
in
legerdemain;
a
conjurer.
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