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(n)
a
public
exhibition
of
entertainment
; "
a
remarkable
show
of
skill
"
(n)
something
intended
to
communicate
a
particular
impression
; "
made
a
display
of
strength
"; "
a
show
of
impatience
"; "
a
good
show
of
looking
interested
"
(n)
a
public
exhibition
or
entertainment
; "
they
wanted
to
see
some
of
the
shows
on
Broadway
"
(n)
pretending
that
something
is
the
case
in
order
to
make
a
good
impression
; "
they
try
to
keep
up
appearances
"; "
that
ceremony
is
just
for
show
"
(v)
show
or
demonstrate
something
to
an
interested
audience
; "
She
shows
her
dogs
frequently
"; "
We
will
demo
the
new
software
in
Washington
"
(v)
establish
the
validity
of
something
,
as
by
an
example
,
explanation
or
experiment
; "
The
experiment
demonstrated
the
instability
of
the
compound
"; "
The
mathematician
showed
the
validity
of
the
conjecture
"
(v)
provide
evidence
for
; "
The
blood
test
showed
that
he
was
the
father
"; "
Her
behavior
testified
to
her
incompetence
"
(v)
make
visible
or
noticeable
; "
She
showed
her
talent
for
cooking
"; "
Show
me
your
etchings
,
please
"
(v)
show
in
,
or
as
in
,
a
picture
; "
This
scene
depicts
country
life
"; "
the
face
of
the
child
is
rendered
with
much
tenderness
in
this
painting
"
(v)
give
expression
to
; "
She
showed
her
disappointment
"
(v)
indicate
a
place
,
direction
,
person
,
or
thing
;
either
spatially
or
figuratively
; "
I
showed
the
customer
the
glove
section
"; "
He
pointed
to
the
empty
parking
space
"; "
he
indicated
his
opponents
"
(v)
make
clear
and
visible
; "
The
article
revealed
the
policies
of
the
government
"
(v)
be
or
become
visible
or
noticeable
; "
His
good
upbringing
really
shows
"; "
The
dirty
side
will
show
"
(v)
indicate
a
certain
reading
;
of
gauges
and
instruments
; "
The
thermometer
showed
thirteen
degrees
below
zero
"; "
The
gauge
read
`
empty
''"
(v)
give
evidence
of
,
as
of
records
; "
The
diary
shows
his
distress
that
evening
"
(v)
show
(
someone
)
to
their
seats
,
as
in
theaters
or
auditoriums
; "
The
usher
showed
us
to
our
seats
"
(v)
finish
third
or
better
in
a
horse
or
dog
race
; "
he
bet
$
2
on
number
six
to
show
"
Show Synonyms
appearance
bear witness
demo
demonstrate
depict
display
establish
evidence
evince
exhibit
express
indicate
picture
point
present
prove
read
record
register
render
reveal
shew
show
show up
testify
usher
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