Results for display

Definitions of display:

part of speech: verb intransitive

To make a show of something.

part of speech: past tense, past participle

Displayed.

part of speech: verb transitive

To unfold or spread out: to exhibit: to set out ostentatiously.

part of speech: noun

A parade or show.

part of speech: noun

DISPLAYER.

part of speech: verb transitive

To spread out; unfold; show.

part of speech: verb

To spread wide; to open; to expand; to show; to spread before the eyes or mind; to make manifest.

part of speech: noun

A displaying or unfolding: exhibition: ostentatious show.

part of speech: noun

Show; exhibition of anything to the view.

part of speech: present participle

Displaying.

Usage examples for display:

• The question seemed to be, whether he loved Maria Consuelo or not, since he was able to display such apparent indifference to her absence. "Don Orsino", F. Marion Crawford

• With the hansom's doors thrown wide to display her gown, sat Mrs. Hilliard, smiling. "The Henchman", Mark Lee Luther

• Her loyal heart felt as if it must burst with shame and pain, but she shrugged her shoulders with a brave display of indifference. "The Beggar Man", Ruby Mildred Ayres

• There is a goodly gathering of such names as Israels, Mesdag, Blommers, and others at the Rijks, but the display of modern Dutch pictures at the Municipal Museum is more representative. "Promenades of an Impressionist", James Huneker