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past participle of show.
past tense form of show.

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actively exhibit something v.
passively exhibit something v.
grant v.
accompany v.

VERB

actively exhibit something

Synonyms

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air demonstrate display exhibit offer present produce reveal sell

STRONG

afford arrive attend bare blazon brandish disport expose flash flaunt flourish mount parade proffer showcase sport spread stage streak submit supply unfold unfurl unveil vaunt wave

WEAK

deal in lay bare lay out put on set out show off trot out

Antonyms

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conceal cover hide suppress take withhold

STRONG

close dissuade

WEAK

abandon deny leave alone refuse veto

VERB

passively exhibit something

Synonyms

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appear come demonstrate determine disclose display establish explain get illustrate indicate mark note present project prove reach register reveal show up teach

STRONG

arrive assert clarify discover divulge elucidate emerge evidence evince instruct loom manifest materialize point proclaim unveil

WEAK

be visible blow in get in lay out make known make out make the scene ostend put in appearance show one's face testify to turn up

Antonyms

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conceal confuse cover depart disprove fail go hide leave lose miss obscure secrete withhold

STRONG

disappear

WEAK

abandon deny leave alone refuse veto

VERB

grant

Synonyms

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give

STRONG

accord bestow confer dispense

WEAK

act with

Antonyms

STRONG

refuse take

WEAK

abandon conceal deny hide leave alone veto

VERB

accompany

Synonyms

STRONGEST

conduct lead see

STRONG

attend direct escort guide pilot route shepherd steer

Antonyms

STRONG

abandon leave misguide mislead neglect

WEAK

conceal deny hide leave alone refuse veto

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showed

City issued a statement that showed frustration news of the verdict had leaked.

From BBC ● Sep. 25, 2026

Once finding work, graduates with more AI-exposed degrees earned 5% lower wages compared to classmates with less AI-exposed majors, the findings showed.

From MarketWatch ● Sep. 25, 2026

The survey also showed an increase in households’ willingness to save.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 25, 2026

A July poll from co/efficient showed Lawler leading Conley 50% to 45%, with a nearly 3% margin of error.

From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 25, 2026

You could use the boys’ privy, though the back of it was entirely gone and daylight showed through the roof.

From "The Teacher’s Funeral" by Richard Peck