display
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• noun
A publicly visible arrangement or presentation of objects.
"The museum's new display of ancient Egyptian artifacts attracted thousands of visitors."
An electronic device or surface on which visual information, data, or images are presented.
"The pilot monitored the radar on a high-resolution display."
An outward manifestation or exhibition of a feeling, quality, behavior, or skill.
"Her courageous actions were an impressive display of leadership during the crisis."
• verb
To place or arrange something in a prominent position so that it can be readily seen.
"The bakery decided to display its freshest pastries in the front window."
To make a quality, emotion, or skill evident by one's actions or behavior.
"Despite the harsh criticism, the artist continued to display remarkable resilience."
To present data, images, or text visually on a digital screen or monitor.
"The software is configured to display a warning message when the battery is low."
• Rhymes for display
Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle English 'desplayen', derived from Old French 'despleier', originating from Late Latin 'displicare' meaning 'to unfold or scatter' (from 'dis-' meaning apart and 'plicare' meaning to fold).