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Traditional English :: display
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dysplay - v. & n. --v.tr.
1 expose to view; exhibit; show.
2 show ostentatiously.
3 allow to appear; reveal; betray (displayed his ignorance). --n. 1 the act or an instance of displaying.
2 an exhibition or show.
3 ostentation; flashiness.
4 the distinct behaviour of some birds and fish, esp. used to attract a mate.
5 a the presentation of signals or data on a visual display unit etc. b the information so presented.
6 Printing the arrangement and choice of type in order to attract attention. displayer n. [ME f. OF despleier f. L displicare (as DIS-, plicare fold): cf. DEPLOY] |
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Related Words
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acrylic
display
cases
action
adapter
banner
booths
trade
show
booth
cabinet
christmas
convention
counter
liquid
crystal
pole
expo
boards
custom
box
jewelry
table
unit
pop
flag
pic
design
shot
glass
case
stands
plastic
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Most Often Usage
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acrylic display
acrylic display cases
action display
display adapter
banner display
display booths
trade show display booth
display cabinet
christmas display
convention display
counter display
liquid crystal display
pole display
expo display
display boards
custom display
display box
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