Construct
Display
Display verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Construct and display are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Construct" instead a verb "Display".
Nearby Words: displayed, displaying
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Many Spiders assume that a display capable of reproducing their entire visible spectrum would be impossible to construct, and derisively call the idea "videomancy".
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This is largely due to her being an artificial life form who wasn't programmed to display the emotions she feels (another artificial construct in the series appears always happy, even when such an emotion is wildly inappropriate).
Source: Tin Man - Final Crisis included perhaps Superman's most impressive display of this power, when he's able to construct a replica of the fantastically complex Miracle Machine after only glimpsing it (using X-Ray Vision and such to see its insides, of course) for a second.
Source: Photographic Memory
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