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When you display something, you show everyone. If you run up to someone in the street, throw your arms around her, and plant a big kiss on her face, you're displaying your affection for all the world to see.
Besides public displays of emotion, a display can also be common and lifeless. Department store windows often have elaborate displays of the latest fashions, and your computer screen can also be called a display. If you’re especially proud of your butterfly collection, you can put it on display in your office. When showing off for the ladies, peacocks fan out their colorful tail feathers, and that, too, is called a display — a word for male animal courtship behavior.
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display: displayed, displaying, displays
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The display at the Shelby County Historical Society's Grover Museum includes arrowheads, pottery and tools on loan from Don Miller.
US News(Jul 11, 2014)
The data, which is on an interactive display at protectingblacklife.org, is “rock solid,” said Mr. Culbreath.
Washington Times(Jul 11, 2014)
More information on these and other scheduled fireworks displays is at nyc.gov.
New York Times(Jul 10, 2014)
Yet it’s difficult to imagine who could actually afford to buy the wares—and easy to be blown away by the no-expense-spared artistry on display.
Slate(Jul 10, 2014)
Are shoppers stopping by an in-store display for a cough syrup?
Forbes(Jul 10, 2014)
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nsomething intended to communicate a particular impression
made a display of strength
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na visual representation of something
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nsomething shown to the public
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nexhibiting openly in public view
a display of courage
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nbehavior that makes your feelings public
a display of emotion
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nan electronic device that represents information in visual form
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vto show, make visible or apparent
National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship
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vattract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals

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