Exhibit and Stage

Exhibit

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

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

Stage

Stage verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.
Usage example: staged the full body of Shakespeare's plays in the course of a year
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Synonyms for Stage

Exhibit and stage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exhibit" instead a verb "Stage".

Nearby Words: stagy, staged, staging, stager, stagey

How words are described

full full exhibit full stage
regular regular exhibit regular stage
true true exhibit true stage
proper proper exhibit proper stage
Other adjectives: single, entire, real, large, main, new, past, final, next, last, giant.

Common collocations

level exhibit level stage level
times exhibit times stage times
personalities exhibit personalities stage personalities
levels exhibit levels stage levels

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The First Fifteen Lives Of Harry August He later notes that many kalachakras go through this same stage of temporary madness and the Cronus Club finds possible members by looking at children who exhibit the same madness.
  • The characters in The Last Stage by Nat One Productions exhibit this trope throughout the story by necessity.
  • Literature / Castle Perilous Exhibit B: Melanie's plot with the "Robin Hood" Expy, forgotten entirely until near the end of the book thanks to Gene's wanderlust, yet another mishap with the Sidewise Voyager, and the murder mystery taking center stage.
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