show

/ʃoʊ/

Definitions

1. noun

an exhibition or display of something (e.g., art, skills, or products)

“The museum’s new show featured works by local artists.”

2. verb

to exhibit or display something (e.g., skills, talents, or products)

“She’s been showing her paintings at galleries downtown.”

3. verb

to indicate or point out the presence of something (e.g., a problem or a feature)

“The new software shows the user’s location on the map.”

4. verb

to present or display something (e.g., a film, play, or performance)

“The theater company will show the classic play next week.”

5. verb

to prove or demonstrate the existence or truth of something (e.g., a fact or a hypothesis)

“The scientist showed that the theory was correct by conducting experiments.”

6. noun

a performance (e.g., a concert, play, or show) that is held or displayed

“The show was a huge success, with sold-out performances every night.”

7. verb

to guide or direct someone (e.g., a vehicle or a process)

“The GPS app will show you the best route to your destination.”

8. verb

to appear or become visible (e.g., a light, a shadow, or a feature)

“The new feature will show up in the next software update.”

Synonyms

  • display
  • exhibit
  • indicate
  • present

Antonyms

  • conceal
  • hide