1. To show, make visible or apparent
   "National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship";
   - expose, exhibit
    
2. Attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals
   "The peacock displayed its colourful feathers to attract a mate"
    
3. (computing) to render or show content on a screen
   "The monitor displays the video at 4K resolution"

1. Something shown to the public
   "the museum had many displays of oriental art";
   - exhibit, showing
    
2. A visual representation of something
   "The museum created an impressive display of ancient artifacts";
   - presentation
    
3. An electronic device that represents information in visual form
   "The video display showed real-time data from the satellite";
   - video display
    
4. Something intended to communicate a particular impression
   "made a display of strength";
   - show
    
5. Behaviour that makes your feelings public
   "a display of emotion"
    
6. Exhibiting openly in public view
   "a display of courage"

Derived forms: displayed, displaying, displays

Type of: communication, court, demo, demonstration, disclosure, electronic device, representation, revealing, revelation, romance, show, solicit, woo

Encyclopedia: Display