Exhibit and Question

Exhibit

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

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

Question

Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.

Exhibit and question are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exhibit" instead a verb "Question".

How words are described

burning burning exhibit burning question
good good exhibit good question
reasonable reasonable exhibit reasonable question
single single exhibit single question
Other adjectives: real, main, interesting, new, final, next, last.

Common collocations

sense exhibit sense question sense
ability exhibit ability question ability
power exhibit power question power
nature exhibit nature question nature
Other words: times, abilities.

Both words in one sentence

  • The museum exhibit plaque for the Stegosaurus states that the animal in question is from the Late Cretaceous, when Blathers (correctly) describes it as living in the Jurassic.
  • Charles Atlas Superpower Richard Dragon and Lady Shiva, who both helped train Batman and Vic Sage's Question, also exhibit this.
  • Blood Knight Dwarf Troll Slayers exhibit this, although it's case not a question of thrills: seeking out the biggest and meanest foe you can think of and fighting it is essentially the Dwarfs' form of honorable suicide.
    Source: Blood Knight
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