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Synonyms for "display" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for display in English

display:

to display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)

  1. to display
    to display
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
  2. to display
    to exhibit; to show; to display
    • exhibit verbe (exhibits, exhibited, exhibiting)
    • show verbe (shows, showed, showing)
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
  3. to display
    to prance; to display; to flaunt; to show off
    • prance verbe (prances, pranced, prancing)
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
    • flaunt verbe (flaunts, flaunted, flaunting)
    • show off verbe (shows off, showed off, showing off)
  4. to display
    to exhibit; to present; to display; to parade; be on show
    • exhibit verbe (exhibits, exhibited, exhibiting)
    • present verbe (presents, presented, presenting)
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
    • parade verbe (parades, paraded, parading)
    • be on show verbe
  5. to display
    to reveal; to exhibit; to express; to show; to display; to demonstrate; to admit
    • reveal verbe (reveals, revealed, revealing)
    • exhibit verbe (exhibits, exhibited, exhibiting)
    • express verbe (expresss, expressed, expressing)
    • show verbe (shows, showed, showing)
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
    • demonstrate verbe (demonstrates, demonstrated, demonstrating)
    • admit verbe (admits, admited, admiting)
  6. to display
    – to show, make visible or apparent 1
    to exhibit; to display; to expose
    – to show, make visible or apparent 1
    • exhibit verbe (exhibits, exhibited, exhibiting)
      • The Metropolitan Museum is exhibiting Goya's works this month1
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
      • National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship1
    • expose verbe (exposes, exposed, exposing)
  7. to display
    – attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals 1
    to display
    – attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals 1
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)
  8. to display
    – To show something. 2
    to display
    – To show something. 2
    • display verbe (displaies, displayed, displaying)

Conjugations for display:

present
  1. display
  2. display
  3. displaies
  4. display
  5. display
  6. display
simple past
  1. displayed
  2. displayed
  3. displayed
  4. displayed
  5. displayed
  6. displayed
present perfect
  1. have displayed
  2. have displayed
  3. has displayed
  4. have displayed
  5. have displayed
  6. have displayed
past continuous
  1. was displaying
  2. were displaying
  3. was displaying
  4. were displaying
  5. were displaying
  6. were displaying
future
  1. shall display
  2. will display
  3. will display
  4. shall display
  5. will display
  6. will display
continuous present
  1. am displaying
  2. are displaying
  3. is displaying
  4. are displaying
  5. are displaying
  6. are displaying
subjunctive
  1. be displayed
  2. be displayed
  3. be displayed
  4. be displayed
  5. be displayed
  6. be displayed
diverse
  1. display!
  2. let's display!
  5. displayed
  6. displaying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

display [the ~] nom

  1. the display
    the screen; the display; the television screen
  2. the display
    the exhibition; the exposition; the display; the show
  3. the display
    – something shown to the public 1
    the exhibit; the display; the showing
    – something shown to the public 1
    • exhibit [the ~] nom
      • the museum had many exhibits of oriental art1
    • display [the ~] nom
    • showing [the ~] nom
  4. the display
    – a visual representation of something 1
    the display; the presentation
    – a visual representation of something 1
  5. the display
    – an electronic device that represents information in visual form 1
    the display; the video display
    – an electronic device that represents information in visual form 1
  6. the display
    – something intended to communicate a particular impression 1
    the show; the display
    – something intended to communicate a particular impression 1
    • show [the ~] nom
      • a show of impatience1
      • a good show of looking interested1
    • display [the ~] nom
      • made a display of strength1
  7. the display
    – exhibiting openly in public view 1
    the display
    – exhibiting openly in public view 1
    • display [the ~] nom
      • a display of courage1
  8. the display
    – behavior that makes your feelings public 1
    the display
    – behavior that makes your feelings public 1
    • display [the ~] nom
      • a display of emotion1
  9. the display
    – A visual output device aimed at displaying various type of information. 2
    the display; the display device
    – A visual output device aimed at displaying various type of information. 2

display

  1. display
    display; display a thing
  2. display
    exhibit; present; show; display

Alternate Synonyms for "display":


Related Definitions for "display":

  1. something shown to the public1
  2. a visual representation of something1
  3. an electronic device that represents information in visual form1
  4. something intended to communicate a particular impression1
    • made a display of strength1
  5. exhibiting openly in public view1
    • a display of courage1
  6. behavior that makes your feelings public1
    • a display of emotion1
  7. to show, make visible or apparent1
    • National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship1
  8. attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals1
  9. To show something.2
  10. A visual output device aimed at displaying various type of information.2

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