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Synonym for show [verb]
The synonym show synonymous definition words:
Your question...show [noun]
means "event"production, presentation, exhibition, display, play, program, spectacle, ceremony
Further results for the word "show"
become visible [verb]
means "come into view"emerge, arise, rise, appear, show, surface
come into view [verb]
means "appear"emerge, arise, rise, become visible, show, surface
concert [noun]
means "musical performance"symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, philharmonic
denude [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, undress, strip, disrobe, uncover
elan [noun]
means "flourish"show, dash, splendour, spirit, vigour
empty talk [noun]
means "lip service"deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, cant, dishonesty
flaunt [verb]
means "show off"spread, display, flourish, parade, show, trot out
flourish [noun]
means "display"dash, ostentation, parade, show
give in [verb]
means "grant"allow, bestow, show, concede, accord, give up
give up [verb]
means "grant"allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, accord
lay open [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, undress, strip, disrobe, uncover
manifestation [noun]
means "display"demonstration, exhibition, presentation, show, materialisation, materialization
masquerade [noun]
means "pretence"deception, feint, show, guise, imposture, disguise
philharmonic [noun]
means "musical performance"symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, concert
play [noun]
means "art"performance, comedy, drama, farce, piece, show
presentation [noun]
means "exhibition"demonstration, display, show, exposition, spectacle, performance
put on [noun]
means "pretence"affectation, show, airs, front, facade, sham
semblance [noun]
means "appearance"show
set forth [verb]
means "donate"offer, present, hand out, give, show, issue
show off [verb]
means "display"spread, flaunt, flourish, parade, show, trot out
showing [noun]
means "production"exhibit, display, show, exhibition
spectacle [noun]
means "presentation"demonstration, exhibit, production, exhibition, show, display
splendour [noun]
means "brilliance"grandeur, magnificence, pomp, dazzle, display, show
telecast [noun]
means "television programme"show, broadcast
tinsel [noun]
means "ostentation"show, affectation, cheapness, falseness, sham, hypocrisy
trot out [verb]
means "bring out proudly"show
uncloak [verb]
means "bare"report, show, display, reveal, exhibit, uncover
uncover [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, undress, strip, disrobe, bare
undress [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, bare, strip, disrobe, uncover
showing [noun]
means "appearance"manifestation, sight, view, occurrence
showroom [noun]
means "art studio"studio, exhibition room, exhibit hall, fine arts museum, gallery, salon, wing
showy [adjective]
means "flashy"flaunting, gaudy, ostentatious, pretentious, flash, superficial, tawdry
adulate [verb]
means "adore"love, cherish, show affection, be fond of
bathroom [noun]
means "bath"lavatory, shower, spa, sauna, shower room
braggart [noun]
means "boaster"know-it-all, windbag, show-off
gaiety [noun]
means "brilliance"glitter, showiness, finery, flash
gallery [noun]
means "art studio"studio, exhibition room, exhibit hall, fine arts museum, showroom, salon
grandiose [adjective]
means "ostentatious"magnificent, pretentious, ambitious, showy, lofty
immersion [noun]
means "washing"soaking, shower, showering, bath, soak
ornamental [adjective]
means "elaborate"ornate, showy, luxurious, fancy, dressy, florid
ostentatious [adjective]
means "flashy"flaunting, gaudy, flash, pretentious, showy, superficial
overplay [verb]
means "magnify"overdo, maximise, maximize, show off, over-emphasise, over-emphasize
parade [verb]
means "activity"display, flaunt, strut, exhibit, show off, flash
sententious [adjective]
means "bombastic"pretentious, showy, ornate, oratorical
soaking [noun]
means "washing"bath, shower, showering, immersion, soak
spatter [noun]
means "mist"shower, drizzle, fog, effervescence, fizz, spray
spray [noun]
means "nature"mist, shower, drizzle, fog, effervescence, fizz
stage [noun]
means "entertainment"theatre, drama, show business, footlights, play, staging
strew [verb]
means "broadcast"disseminate, dispense, throw, sprinkle, shower, shed
tawdry [adjective]
means "flashy"flaunting, gaudy, ostentatious, pretentious, showy, superficial
theatre [noun]
means "drama"stage, comedy, show business
trot out [verb]
means "bring out proudly"display eagerly, show off, exhibit, illustrate, represent, demonstrate
windbag [noun]
means "boaster"know-it-all, braggart, show-off
wow them [verb]
means "impress them"arouse enthusiasm, be a success, dazzle them, overcome, show them
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