exhibit

Part of speech: verb

To present to view; show; display.

Part of speech: noun

Any object or objects exhibited; a document or object marked for use as evidence.

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Usage examples "exhibit":

  1. " I don't know that you can-" " Can't anybody go in- if it's an exhibit- by payin' suthin'?" - "Uncle William The Man Who Was Shif'less", Jennette Lee.
  2. We shall see, sir, we shall see, sir- if you refuse to exhibit the paper there are laws to compel you. - "The Monikins", J. Fenimore Cooper.
  3. But it could not possibly have been anticipated that the change would exhibit the extent or the variety that it has actually shown. - "A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1895)", George Saintsbury.