Showing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOWING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be, allow, or cause to be visible
• offer, exhibit, or produce (something) for inspection
• put on display in an exhibition or competition
• present (a film or television programme) on a screen for viewing
• (of a film) be presented for viewing
• indicate (a particular time, measurement, etc.)
• represent or depict in art
• allow oneself to be seen; appear in public
• arrive for an appointment or at a gathering
• allow (a quality or emotion) to be perceived; display
• accord or treat someone with (a specified quality)
• (of an emotion) be noticeable
• (of a woman) be visibly pregnant
• demonstrate or prove
• prove or demonstrate oneself to be
• explain or demonstrate something to
• conduct or lead
• finish third or in the first three in a race
NOUN:
• a exhibition or display
• a spectacle or display, typically an impressive one
• a play or other stage performance, especially a musical.
• a light entertainment programme on television or radio.
• an event or competition involving the public display of animals, plants, or products
• an undertaking, project, or organization
• an outward appearance or display of a quality or feeling
• an outward display intended to give a false impression
• a ludicrous spectacle
• a discharge of blood and mucus from the vagina at the onset of labour or menstruation.
• an opportunity for doing something; a chance
• Appearance; display; exhibition.
• Presentation of facts; statement.
• the display of a motion picture
• something shown to the public
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause or permit to be seen
• an exhibition or display

Words related to SHOWING

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How to use SHOWING in a sentence

• Boone himself laid the case before the President, omitting certain details not essential to the showing of the monstrous injustice done a brave soldier.
• Several blossoms were fully expanded, and many tiny buds were showing their crimson tips.
• We stood a moment in the autumn silence outside the hotel door, watching a maple across the street, the line of its boughs showing strong and black amid its airy yellow plumage.
• The coast was nearer than they had expected, its cliffs showing dark and forbidding in the gray of dawn.
• He had played pretty fast ball on a country nine, but he was somewhat out of practice and he had not made a first-class showing, so he had failed in his ambition.
• They did not know how he was protected and led, and there was the blue flame before him always showing him the way.
• Thereupon the women, instead of setting them a good example by showing sympathy for their weakness, take their revenge and make them feel their humiliation keenly.
• Diagram showing Course of the Needle in Setoning the Frog.
• Without pressing them and showing himself curious, the Vicar could get at no particulars.
• Thirty years ago I spent a long day in showing Don Pedro, the Emperor of Brazil, some of the interesting things in the laboratories and collections of Harvard University.
• Showing to him my youthful eyes I led him toward the right quarter.
• Of course there were several variations in the methods of fixing these piles, one of which may be mentioned as showing the ingenuity of the builders.
• I will not labour the argument by showing how much of their strength and fame rested on the construction of their sermons.
• Had it been otherwise we might naturally have expected to find the zeal which was lacking in the National Church showing itself in other Christian bodies.
• But in spite of this the record is showing itself more complete each year.
• Had they fancied there was the least chance of your showing the white feather, they would have left you your powers of speech, that you might beg for release.
• One statement may do all three, but any proof of actuality must include arguments showing both possibility and probability.
• If I am to be blamed for any thing, it is for showing too much solicitude, as it may be thought, for this earthly part.
• She sat motionless, leaning back in an armchair, with downcast eyes, and only showing her emotion when her husband was no longer able to stifle a groan.
• By that time the storm had cleared away completely and the stars were showing themselves in the blue vault of heaven.
• The women kept themselves in the bush at a little distance, making a great noise, but avoided showing themselves.
• Our Saviour, therefore, makes use of this parable, or story, as a convenient means of showing how unreasonable these Jewish prejudices were.
• I never heard of the owner showing any vindictiveness to the poor captain, who was, no doubt, the victim of a strange hallucination.
• Thomas Kinsella, one of our prominent citizens, startled us by showing us, in a published interview, how little we had any right to feel that way.
• The long ears on one side, the long legs on the other, hung limply, showing a fresh kill.
• It was supposed that a number of excursion trains filled with the youth and beauty of the Transvaal had arrived, and consequently the young Boer blood was all for showing off.
• A mere showing of human activity without will conflict might give very pleasant moving pictures of idyllic or romantic character or perhaps of practical interest.

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