Exhibit and Include

Exhibit

Exhibit verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.

Include and exhibit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Include" instead a verb "Exhibit".

Include

Include verb - To have as part of a whole.

Exhibit and include are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exhibit" instead a verb "Include".

Nearby Word: included

Common collocations

ability exhibit ability include ability
strength exhibit strength include strength
form exhibit form include form
effects exhibit effects include effects
Other words: hair, version, elements, versions.

Both words in one sentence

  • Super-Persistent Predator These two were more recently turned into a museum exhibit (with one of them lying down, since the rug didn't include his belly).
  • Music / Swans Songs in their recorded discography that exhibit this trope include: note  This is far from a complete list and arbitrarily includes only examples over ten minutes.
    Source: Music / Swans
  • Undying Loyalty Other characters who exhibit strong tendencies towards loyalty include John, Bobby, Cas (before and after the civil war lead to the complete breakdown of his moral code), Balthazar (towards Cas), Gabriel (towards Lucifer and Michel), Rufus (towards his dead wife and Bobby), Ellen, and Jo.
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