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Definition of exhibit
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Exhibit
(n.) A
document
produced
and
identified
in court for
future
use as
evidence.
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Majestic
::
Majestic
(a.)
Possessing
or
exhibiting
majesty;
of
august
dignity,
stateliness,
or
imposing
grandeur;
lofty;
noble;
grand..
Polarity
::
Polarity
(n.) That
quality
or
condition
of a body in
virtue
of which it
exhibits
opposite,
or
contrasted,
properties
or
powers,
in
opposite,
or
contrasted,
parts or
directions;
or a
condition
giving
rise to a
contrast
of
properties
corresponding
to a
contrast
of
positions,
as, for
example,
attraction
and
repulsion
in the
opposite
parts of a
magnet,
the
dissimilar
phenomena
corresponding
to the
different
sides of a
polarized
ray of
light,
etc..
Inconclusive
::
Inconclusive
(a.) Not
conclusive;
leading
to no
conclusion;
not
closing
or
settling
a point in
debate,
or a
doubtful
question;
as,
evidence
is
inconclusive
when it does not
exhibit
the truth of a
disputed
case in such a
manner
as to
satisfy
the mind, and put an end to
debate
or
doubt..
Exhibited
::
Exhibited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exhibi.
Exposition
::
Exposition
(n.) A
public
exhibition
or show, as of
industrial
and
artistic
productions;
as, the Paris
Exposition
of
1878..
Playhouse
::
Playhouse
(n.) A
building
used for
dramatic
exhibitions;
a
theater.
Diorama
::
Diorama
(n.) A
building
used for such an
exhibition.
Shine
::
Shine (v. i.) To emit rays of
light;
to give
light;
to beam with
steady
radiance;
to
exhibit
brightness
or
splendor;
as, the sun
shines
by day; the moon
shines
by
night..
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To point out; to show; to
exhibit;
to make
evident.
Otheoscope
::
Otheoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
exhibiting
the
repulsive
action
produced
by light or heat in an
exhausted
vessel;
a
modification
of the
radoimeter.
Profert
::
Profert
(n.) The
exhibition
or
production
of a
record
or paper in open
court,
or an
allegation
that it is in
court..
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
administering
a
remedy.
Fluoroscope
::
Fluoroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
observing
or
exhibiting
fluorescence.
Boisterous
::
Boisterous
(a.)
Exhibiting
tumultuous
violence
and fury;
acting
with noisy
turbulence;
violent;
rough;
stormy.
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..
Profound
::
Profound
(a.)
Bending
low,
exhibiting
or
expressing
deep
humility;
lowly;
submissive;
as, a
profound
bow..
Ruff
::
Ruff (n.) An
exhibition
of pride or
haughtiness.
Pyroelectric
::
Pyroelectric
(n.) A
substance
which
becomes
electrically
polar when
heated,
exhibiting
opposite
charges
of
statical
electricity
at two
separate
parts,
especially
the two
extremities..
Unlearned
::
Unlearned
(a.) Not
exhibiting
learning;
as,
unlearned
verses..
Showbread
::
Showbread
(n.) Bread of
exhibition;
loaves
to set
before
God; -- the term used in
translating
the
various
phrases
used in the
Hebrew
and Greek to
designate
the
loaves
of bread which the
priest
of the week
placed
before
the Lord on the
golden
table in the
sanctuary.
They were made of fine flour
unleavened,
and were
changed
every
Sabbath.
The
loaves,
twelve
in
number,
represented
the
twelve
tribes
of
Israel.
They were to be eaten by the
priests
only, and in the Holy
Place..
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