118 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ dɪsplˈe͡ɪz], [ dɪsplˈe‍ɪz], [ d_ɪ_s_p_l_ˈeɪ_z]

Similar words for displays:

• demonstrations (noun)
• manifestations (noun)
• appears (verb)
• demonstrates (verb)
• manifests (verb)
• reveals (verb)
• other synonyms
• other relevant words (noun)

Paraphrases for displays

Homophones for displays

Synonyms for Displays:

• n.

  • demonstrations (noun)
  • indications,
  • illustrations.
  • manifestations (noun)
  • revelations,
  • exhibitions,
  • evidences,
  • demonstrations,
  • proofs,
  • incarnations,
  • symptoms,
  • disclosures,
  • manifestations,
  • appearances,
  • showings,
  • exposures,
  • embodiments,
  • expressions,
  • presentations.

• v.

  • appears (verb)
  • shows,
  • emerges,
  • surfaces,
  • appears,
  • materializes,
  • arises.
  • demonstrates (verb)
  • evinces,
  • illustrates,
  • flaunts,
  • indicates,
  • convinces,
  • unveils,
  • Flourishes,
  • unmasks.
  • manifests (verb)
  • presents,
  • exhibits,
  • embodies,
  • Manifests,
  • reveals,
  • demonstrates.
  • reveals (verb)
  • discloses,
  • divulges,
  • bares,
  • uncovers,
  • exposes.

• Other synonyms:

  • Other relevant words (noun):
  • proclaim,
  • features,
  • airs,
  • demonstration,
  • brandishes,
  • Carries,
  • screens,
  • revealings,
  • suggests,
  • expresses,
  • reveal,
  • woos,
  • produces,
  • bespeaks,
  • exhibit,
  • arrays,
  • breaks,
  • pageants,
  • announces,
  • scuppers,
  • intros,
  • expands,
  • unfolds,
  • advertises,
  • illustrate,
  • Demos,
  • radiate,
  • depicts,
  • introductions,
  • explains,
  • Solemnities,
  • declares,
  • tells,
  • fairs,
  • scenes,
  • views,
  • perils,
  • Flashes,
  • parades,
  • monitors,
  • bear witness,
  • certify,
  • gibbets,
  • Visions,
  • represents,
  • pictures,
  • establishes,
  • debunks,
  • demonstrate,
  • expounds,
  • unfurls,
  • Displayer,
  • opens,
  • pomps,
  • performances,
  • display,
  • arranges,
  • spectacles,
  • reads,
  • sights,
  • queers,
  • confirm,
  • prove,
  • endangers,
  • show,
  • attest,
  • discovers,
  • performs,
  • signifies,
  • attests,
  • introduces,
  • give evidence,
  • unrolls,
  • expositions,
  • ushers,
  • conveys.

Paraphrases for Displays:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    display.
  • Proper noun, singular
    showing, Displayed, Displaying.
  • Noun, plural
    Displayed, showings.
  • Adverb
    display.
  • Verb, past tense
    showed.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    showing.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    Plays, events, demonstrations.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    parades.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    token, visible, prints.
  • Proper noun, plural
    releases, deals, submits, offerings, reviews, introduces, specifies, indicators.
  • Proper noun, singular
    airs, ministry, professional, review, viewing, deals, suggests, proposes, fits.
  • Noun, plural
    acts, boards, covered, details, devices, electronic, format, graphics, included, instructions, marches, occasions, papers, scopes, see, spectacles, spots, stalls, stands, steps, supplies, words, Assemblies, Cameras, Entries, Facilities, Galleries, Phenomena, Pleadings, Rallies, Watches, Stations, briefs, Cookies, Demos, Achievements, Artifacts, Attitudes, Bears, Gestures, Hearings, Lectures, Movements, Outbreaks, Referrals, Schedules, computers, releases, advances, dashboards, arrangements, deals, states, submits, holds, yields, doors, celebrations, observances, proclamations, contains, includes, returns, performers, notices, signals, registers, gauges, schemes, statements, notes, tables, articles, reports, tells, places, refers, sets, cases, racks, posts, objects, declarations, submissions, explanations, reactions, manifestations, performances, productions, brings, demonstrates, witnesses, keeps, charts, controls, prompts, hints, offerings, quotations, tenders, promotions, protests, announcements, broadcasts, coaches, instructors, trainers, fliers, fronts, stages, directions, designates, interventions, proposals, beacons, denotes, flags, points, indications, flowers, amounts, delivers, mountains, mounts, represents, scenes, speakers, tubes, drawings, illustrations, images, pictures, representations, benchmarks, renditions, frameworks, blocks, shields, barriers, walls, introductions, introduces, appliances, features, bidders, discusses, plates, items, materials, speeches, fixtures, slides, eyewitnesses, visors, remarks, holders, pans, opens, fairs, sheets, views, paintings, launches, encompasses, identifies, profiles, incidents, paints, involves, concerts, signifies, specifies, pinpoints, uprisings, sampled, samples, RIGS, SUBS, WINDOWS, EXPOS, FORMATS, indicators, readings, Screenshots, visualizations, visuals, tabulations, demonstrators, theatres, examples, exhibitors, particulars, museums, panes, highlights, montages, decks, placards, billboards, slideshows, fireworks, briefings, mountings, markings, showcases, kiosks, booths, installations, renters, newsstands, flyers, nominations, affiches, viewfinders, metres, storefronts, briefers, panellists, tradeshows, wallcharts, 'expositions, tell-tales.
  • Adverb
    further, opens.
  • Verb, past tense
    demonstrated, expressed, found, illustrated, proved, reflected, represented, revealed, Indicated, charts, underscored.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    appearing, becoming, review, Exhibiting, Proving, demonstrating.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    airs, attest, details, falls, fields, marks, means, outline, remains, see, specified, stands, supplies, viewing, visible, worm, Carries, Does, Focuses, Gives, Has, Leaves, Manifests, With, Comes, Addresses, Bears, Faces, Plays, Strikes, goes, emits, releases, betrays, crosses, captures, gets, takes, suffers, extends, maintains, exists, occurs, counts, wears, outlines, resumes, clears, reads, relates, meets, breaks, stipulates, emphasizes, underlines, deals, asserts, attests, declares, expresses, states, submits, testifies, confirms, concludes, holds, observes, yields, allows, enjoys, comprises, contains, includes, executes, returns, signals, accounts, describes, explains, determines, notes, files, summarizes, reports, portrays, tells, places, refers, sets, raises, reinforces, corresponds, posts, possesses, moves, operates, generates, makes, produces, undertakes, runs, brings, conveys, demonstrates, establishes, exemplifies, illustrates, proves, finds, prepares, directs, leads, prefers, advises, informs, instructs, prompts, suggests, threatens, adopts, selects, wishes, contributes, issues, renders, exhibitions, broadcasts, advertises, announces, communicates, discloses, reveals, publishes, covers, poses, designates, enables, tries, develops, boasts, flaunts, proposes, follows, seeks, denotes, points, amounts, delivers, furnishes, sends, implies, mentions, represents, combines, incorporates, examines, envisions, reflects, turns, argues, introduces, mirrors, repeats, replicates, resembles, depicts, features, arises, emerges, embodies, hangs, discusses, happens, constitutes, lacks, articulates, speaks, slides, hosts, says, recurs, opens, uncovers, unveils, becomes, creates, looks, views, sees, lodges, fails, deploys, launches, throws, dictates, puts, encompasses, identifies, profiles, filters, reproduces, teaches, paints, involves, defines, signifies, prints, specifies, lays, pinpoints, reiterates, populates, endangers, samples, POPS, PAVES, invokes, highlights, Campos, showcases, entails, underscores, outputs, consists, seems, unlatches, is, disays.
  • Verb, base form
    illustrate.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    screens.
  • Proper noun, singular
    exhibition, presentation, screen, screens, exhibitions, presentations.
  • Noun, plural
    screen, Shelves, expressions, screens, exhibitions, presentations, specimens.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    screens.

Homophones for Displays:

• dispel, dishful, decouple, decisively, dissociable, despoil, dishevel, disavowable, decibel, duckbill, decayable, disable, dog flea, disavowal, dishabille, deshabille, disk file, dog hobble, detachable, deducible, discocephali, Dutch people, disciple.