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ex·hib·it
I. \igˈzibə̇t, eg-, usu -bə̇d.+V\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English exhibiten, from Latin exhibitus, past participle of exhibēre to present, show, from ex- ex- (I) + -hibēre (from habēre to have, hold) — more at habit
transitive verb
1. : to present to view : show, display: as
a. : to show (as a feeling) or display (as a quality) outwardly especially by visible signs or actions
< exhibited no fear >
< exhibited a mastery of the keyboard >
b. : to have as a readily discernible quality or feature
< buildings exhibiting the stark functionalism of a toy village — J.P.Marquand >
< in all cultures we know, men exhibit an aesthetic sense — H.J.Muller >
c. : to represent or make clear by a drawing, plan, or other visual method especially so as to show detail or spatial relations : picture
< orbit is to be diagrammatically exhibited by a series of dots — A.N.Whitehead >
d. : to show publicly : put on display in order to attract notice to what is interesting or instructive or for purposes of competition or demonstration
< exhibit goods in a store >
< exhibit a painting >
: show off
< proudly exhibited a fine buck he had shot >
2. : to submit (as a document) to a court or officer in course of proceedings; also : to present or offer officially or in legal form : bring
< exhibit a charge >
: file of record
3.
a. obsolete : to offer (as a sacrifice) or present (as a grant)
b. : to administer as a remedy
c. obsolete : administer
< exhibit an oath >
4. : to make clear to the understanding : explain
< article … in which he exhibits this distrust as narrow-minded in its origin — B.N.Cardozo >
intransitive verb
: to display something for public inspection : put on an exhibition
< he first exhibited in the salon at the age of 14 — American Guide Series: Connecticut >
Synonyms: see show
II. noun
(-s)
1. : an act or instance of exhibiting : display, exhibition
< a new exhibit in the library >
< a school exhibit >
2. : something exhibited; specifically : an article or a collection of articles displayed in an exhibition
3. : a document or material object produced and identified in court or before an examiner for use as evidence; also : a paper or document referred to by way of explanation or evidence (as in a pleading or petition)
< introduced the weapons into evidence as exhibits A and B >
4. exhibits plural, Britain : the documents that a clergyman may be required to produce at the first visitation after his admission; also : the fees then payable |