Show (7)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that show can be written as exhibit)
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(Other definitions for exhibit that I've seen before include "Object on formal public display" , "Something on show" , "parade" , "Present" , "Put on display" .)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that reflect is a type of show)
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(Other definitions for reflect that I've seen before include "Ponder, contemplate" , "Meditate - mirror - show" , "Think or mirror" , "Meditate -- throw back" , "Throw back (light, etc)" .)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that show can be written as express)
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(Other definitions for express that I've seen before include "Verbalise - train" , "Quick -- exact" , "Articulate, give voice to" , "haste" , "Verbalize" .)
'show' is the definition.
(display can mean to show or expose)
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(Other definitions for display that I've seen before include "Exhibition" , "Put on view" , "Show to the public" , "Reveal" , "Show or arrange" .)
'show' is the definition.
(a show or display)
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(Other definitions for pageant that I've seen before include "Parade with tableaux" , "Spectacular ceremony" , "Magnificent parade" , "Show" , "Colourful procession" .)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that parade is a type of display)
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(Other definitions for parade that I've seen before include "Public walk or march" , "Easter ___ , 1948 film with Judy Garland and Fred Astaire" , "Public procession as on St Patrick's Day" , "Ostentation" , "Public procession or ceremonial march" .)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that reveal is a type of show)
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(Other definitions for reveal that I've seen before include "Expose or disclose" , "Expose, remove covering" , "'Disclose, divulge (6)'" , "Make public" , "'Make known, disclose (6)'" .)
'show' is the definition.
(I know that show can be written as indicate)
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(Other definitions for indicate that I've seen before include "Mark" , "(Give a) signal" , "Point out or give some notion of" , "Point, show, signal" , "Make a signal" .)
(Other definitions for pretence that I've seen before include "Make-believe, perhaps a phoney claim to status (8)" , "Act of make-believe" , "Deceit, dissimulation" , "Acting of making something appear true when it's not" , "Erect pen (anag) - charade" .)