verb

display

to display, to show, to exhibit

The museum displays ancient artifacts.

The museum displays ancient artefacts.

The screen displays the time.

The screen displays the time.

He displayed great courage.

He displayed great courage.

((sth.)) to show or exhibit (sth.) The gallery displays modern art.

((a quality)) to show signs of (a quality) She displayed no emotion.

Synonyms: show, exhibit, present; Antonyms: hide, conceal

From Latin 'displicare' (to unfold), from 'dis-' (apart) + 'plicare' (to fold).

Think of 'unfolding' something for others to see. It's also a common noun for an exhibition or a screen.

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