The author doesn't display much talent in his book.
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Display
//dɪsˈpleɪ//
Synonyms for "display" (370 found)
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Closest matches (74)
demonstratedenoteexposeindicatesuggestadvertiseaffectairairinganteriorityantiqueapparent characterappearanceappearancesapprovearguearrangementarrayattestbandying
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be indicative ofbe significant ofbe symptomatic ofbeambearbearingbeat signalbespeakbetokenbetrayblack letterblackfaceblazonblazon forthblipsboldbold frontboldfacebookbouncebouncesbrandishbrave facebrave frontbravurabreathebrilliancybringbring forthbring forwardbring into viewbring outbring to noticebroachbroadcastbroadcastingbruitingbruiting aboutcarrycenturyceremonycharacterizecirculationcondensedconnotecosmoramacrt spotcursivecycloramadangledaringdash
Verb(1 words)
Noun(1 words)
Strong matches (111)
demonstrationdenominatedevelopdifferentiatediffusiondioramadisclosedisportdisseminationdivulgedm displaydoppler signaldoricdouble-dot displaydramaticsdramatizeechoecho signaleclategyptian
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elanelzeviremblazonembodyenactenactmententailetalageevidenceevinceevulgationexemplifyexhibitexhibitionexhibitionismexpandedexpose to viewexpositionexposureexpressextendedexteriorexteriorsexternal appearanceexternalsfacadefacefacetfaciafalse frontfanfarefanfaronadefigureflairflashflauntflauntingflourishforeforefrontforegroundforehandforelandforepartforequarterforesideforewordformationfrontfront elevationfront manfront matterfront pagefront viewfrontagefrontalfrontierfrontispiecefurnish evidencegaramondgaudinessgeoramagive evidencegive indication ofgive outgive signgive tokengo to showgothicgrandeurgrotesqueheadheadinghighlighthinthistrionicsholdhold upidentifyif signalilluminateillustrateim displayimplyincarnateindicatorinvolveionic
Noun(1 words)
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issuanceissueitaliclaplay outlight showlightfacelocal oscillator signallookmagnificencemake a show ofmake clearmake knownmake plainmake publicmanifestmanifestationmarkmaterializemean
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mere externalsmeretriciousnessmodelmodernmonitormyrioramanoteobverseofferold styleopenopen upopeningostentostentationostentatiousnessoutput signaloutward appearanceoutward showpageantpageantrypanoplypanoramaparadeperformperformanceperiodicalphantasmagoriapicturepippipspoint outpoint topompposeprefaceprefixpresentpresentationpresentmentpretencepretensionpretentiousnessprintingpriorityproduceproductionprojectionpromenadepromulgationpropagationprosceniumpsychedelic showpublic imagepublicationpublicizepublishingput forthput forwardput outradar signalreadingreflectreflectionregisterrepresentrepresentationretrospectivereturnreturn signalrevealrevelationrf echoesroll outromansans serifscenescriptset forthsetoutshakeshamshifting sceneshineshop windowshowshow forthshow offshow signs ofshow windowshowinessshowingshowing offshowing-offsightsignalsignal displaysignalizesignifyspeak for itselfspeak volumesspeciousnessspectaclesplashsplendorsplurgesportspotspotlightspreadspreadingspreading abroadstage showstaginessstand forstickstrikesuperficialitysurface appearancesurface showswaggersymptomatizesymptomizetableautableau vivanttarget imagetelecastingtelltend to showtestifytheatricstokentracetransitionaltransmitter signaltrottrot outtrumpettrumpet forthtype stylestypewriterunclotheuncoverunfoldunfoldingunfoldmentunfurlunveilunveilingvain showvarnishing dayvauntventilateventilationvernissagevideo signalwavewindow dressingwrite
Noun(4 words)
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14 entriesSynonyms
6 entriesRelated terms
8 entriesderived
39 entriesShowing 16 of 39 words.
etymologically related_to
1 entrieshas context
5 entriesis a
6 entriesmanner of
1 entriespart of
1 entriesrelated to
23 entriesShowing 16 of 23 words.
troponym
3 entriesTranslations
202 translations across 51 languages.
Ancient Greek
3 entries- ἐπίδειξις noun (spectacle)
- φαίνω verb (to spread out)
- ἐπιδείκνυμι verb (to show conspicuously)
Arabic
3 entries- إِظْهَار noun (spectacle)
- شَاشَة noun (electronic screen)
- عَرْض noun (spectacle)
Armenian
4 entries- դիսփլեյ noun (electronic screen)
- էկրան noun (electronic screen)
- մոնիտոր noun (electronic screen)
- ցուցասարք noun (electronic screen)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- nümayiş etdirmək verb (to show conspicuously)
Belarusian
4 entries- дыспле́й noun (electronic screen)
- дысплэ́й noun (electronic screen)
- пака́зваць verb (to show conspicuously)
- паказа́ць verb (to show conspicuously)
Bulgarian
4 entries- излагане noun (spectacle)
- монитор noun (electronic screen)
- показ noun (spectacle)
- показвам verb (to show conspicuously)
Catalan
3 entries- espectacle noun (spectacle)
- monitor noun (electronic screen)
- exhibir verb (to show conspicuously)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 顯示器 /显示器 noun (electronic screen)
Czech
4 entries- displej noun (electronic screen)
- představení noun (spectacle)
- přehlídka noun (spectacle)
- show noun (spectacle)
Dutch
4 entries- beeldscherm noun (electronic screen)
- display noun (electronic screen)
- spektakel noun (spectacle)
- verkoopstandaard noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
Esperanto
3 entries- ekrano noun (electronic screen)
- vidigilo noun (electronic screen)
- elmontri verb (to show conspicuously)
Estonian
1 entries- kuvar noun (electronic screen)
Finnish
4 entries- esitys noun (spectacle)
- monitori noun (electronic screen)
- näky noun (spectacle)
- näytelmä noun (spectacle)
French
4 entries- moniteur noun (electronic screen)
- présentoir noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- représentation noun (spectacle)
- spectacle noun (spectacle)
Galician
2 entries- expositor noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- amosar verb (to show conspicuously)
German
4 entries- Anzeige noun (electronic screen)
- Bildschirm noun (electronic screen)
- Display noun (electronic screen)
- Display noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
Gothic
2 entries- 𐌲𐌰𐍄𐌴𐌹𐌷𐌰𐌽 verb (to show conspicuously)
- 𐍆𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌰𐌼𐌴𐌻𐌾𐌰𐌽 verb (to show conspicuously)
Greek
4 entries- οθόνη noun (electronic screen)
- παράσταση noun (spectacle)
- παρουσιάζω verb (to show conspicuously)
- προβάλλω verb (to show conspicuously)
Hebrew
2 entries- מסך noun (electronic screen)
- צג noun (electronic screen)
Hungarian
4 entries- bemutató noun (spectacle)
- bemutatóállvány noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- előadás noun (spectacle)
- kijelző noun (electronic screen)
Indonesian
3 entries- layar noun (electronic screen)
- menampilkan verb (to show conspicuously)
- menayangkan verb (to show conspicuously)
Irish
1 entries- taispeántas noun (spectacle)
Italian
4 entries- espositorio noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- presentatoio noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- rappresentazione noun (spectacle)
- saggio noun (spectacle)
Japanese
1 entries- ディスプレイ noun (electronic screen)
Kazakh
3 entries- дисплей noun (electronic screen)
- көрсету verb (to show conspicuously)
- паш ету verb (to show conspicuously)
Korean
1 entries- 디스플레이 noun (electronic screen)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- дисплей noun (electronic screen)
Latin
3 entries- ostentus noun (spectacle)
- exhibeō verb (to show conspicuously)
- praestō verb (to show conspicuously)
Lithuanian
1 entries- rodyti verb (to show conspicuously)
Malay
4 entries- paparan noun (electronic screen)
- mempamerkan verb (to show conspicuously)
- mempertontonkan verb (to show conspicuously)
- mempertunjukkan verb (to show conspicuously)
Malayalam
2 entries- ഡിസ്പ്ലേ noun (electronic screen)
- പ്രദർശിപ്പിക്കുക verb (to show conspicuously)
Middle English
3 entries- displayen verb (to show conspicuously)
- displayen verb (to spread out)
- splayen verb (to spread out)
Mongolian
1 entries- дэлгэх verb (to spread out)
Māori
4 entries- whakakitenga noun (spectacle)
- tiori verb (to show conspicuously)
- tītohu verb (to show conspicuously)
- whakakite verb (to show conspicuously)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- نمایش noun (spectacle)
Polish
2 entries- wyświetlacz noun (electronic screen)
- wyświetlać verb (to show conspicuously)
Portuguese
4 entries- display noun (electronic screen)
- ecrã noun (electronic screen)
- expositor noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- exposição noun (spectacle)
Romanian
4 entries- display noun (electronic screen)
- ecran noun (electronic screen)
- expoziție noun (spectacle)
- monitor noun (electronic screen)
Russian
4 entries- демонстра́ция noun (spectacle)
- диспле́й noun (electronic screen)
- диспле́й noun (electronic screen)
- зре́лище noun (spectacle)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- taisbeanadh noun (spectacle)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- zaslon noun (electronic screen)
- prikazivati verb (to show conspicuously)
Slovak
2 entries- displej noun (electronic screen)
- zobraziť verb (to show conspicuously)
Spanish
4 entries- caja expositora noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- demuestra noun (spectacle)
- expositor noun (a device for visual presentation for sales promotion)
- desplegar verb (to spread out)
Swahili
1 entries- onyesha verb (to show conspicuously)
Swedish
4 entries- bildskärm noun (electronic screen)
- display noun (electronic screen)
- monitor noun (electronic screen)
- skärm noun (electronic screen)
Thai
1 entries- จอภาพ noun (electronic screen)
Turkish
2 entries- dürbün noun (spectacle)
- ekran noun (electronic screen)
Ugaritic
1 entries- 𐎁𐎙𐎊 verb (to show conspicuously)
Ukrainian
4 entries- диспле́й noun (electronic screen)
- по́каз noun (spectacle)
- ви́ставити verb (to spread out)
- виставля́ти verb (to spread out)
Uzbek
1 entries- displey noun (electronic screen)
Vietnamese
2 entries- biểu hiện noun (spectacle)
- trưng bày verb (to show conspicuously)
Sample sentences
19 total sentences available.
The shop windows display the latest fashion.
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We wondered at his display of magic.
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The jewels on display disappeared.
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