Exhibit
Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Common collocations
| strength | exhibit strength | know strength |
Both words in one sentence
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You would think a well-renowned killer like Brandon Heat of Gungrave would know better than to exhibit this trope, but you'd be wrong.
Source: Gangsta Style -
Secret Keeper: Anyone non-museum-exhibit people who know about the Museum coming to life: Larry and Nick in all three films.
Source: Film / Night at the Museum - Sauron probably didn't even know that hobbits existed until he got info on One Ring's location from Gollum - and it just so happens that they exhibit extraordinary resistance to its corrupting power.
Source: Outside-Context Problem
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