Synonyms for Ex-positions:

• n.

  •advertising (noun)
  • screamer,
  • PROMO,
  • hoopla,
  • exposition,
  • Exhibiting,
  • ballyhoo,
  • posting,
  • proclamation,
  • Announcing,
  • spread,
  • broadcasting,
  • puff,
  • hype,
  • announcement,
  • promotion,
  • buildup,
  • billing,
  • pitch,
  • hard sell,
  • plug,
  • Displaying,
  • Promoting,
  • publicity,
  • squib,
  • blasting,
  • pr.
  •announcement (noun)
  • promulgation,
  • Exposing,
  • divulgence,
  • disclosure,
  • reporting,
  • advice,
  • message,
  • news,
  • recitation,
  • publication,
  • bulletin,
  • prediction,
  • edict,
  • advertisement,
  • notice,
  • communication,
  • briefing,
  • expression,
  • dissemination,
  • intimation,
  • release,
  • revelation,
  • notification,
  • publishing,
  • broadcast,
  • narration.
  •article (noun)
  • column,
  • feature,
  • scoop,
  • write-up,
  • think piece,
  • beat,
  • item,
  • blurb.
  •bazaar (noun)
  • fete,
  • market,
  • exchange.
  •body (noun)
  • evidence,
  • sense,
  • argument,
  • heart,
  • meat,
  • burden,
  • pith,
  • substance,
  • core,
  • gist,
  • upshot,
  • material.
  •carnival (noun)
  • fair,
  • jollification,
  • carousal,
  • spree,
  • revelry,
  • festival,
  • side show,
  • heyday,
  • frolic,
  • jubilee,
  • Mardi Gras,
  • ragbag,
  • saturnalia,
  • grind show,
  • orgy,
  • bacchanal,
  • jamboree,
  • conviviality,
  • merrymaking,
  • Carny,
  • gala,
  • amusement park,
  • fiesta,
  • masquerade,
  • street fair,
  • feasting,
  • rout.
  •clarification (noun)
  • resolution,
  • illumination,
  • simplification,
  • solution,
  • vivification,
  • Unravelment,
  • description.
  •comment (noun)
  • backtalk,
  • mouthful,
  • hearsay,
  • opinion,
  • judgment,
  • input,
  • animadversion,
  • two cents' worth,
  • observation,
  • remark,
  • dictum,
  • buzz,
  • crack,
  • note,
  • gloss,
  • footnote,
  • comeback,
  • Obiter,
  • mention,
  • criticism,
  • wisecrack.
  •commentary (noun)
  • obiter dictum,
  • appreciation,
  • notes,
  • consideration,
  • voice-over.
  •composition (noun)
  • short story,
  • fiction,
  • concerto,
  • poetry,
  • exercise,
  • melody,
  • manuscript,
  • verse,
  • number,
  • work,
  • score,
  • stanza,
  • arrangement,
  • writing,
  • romance,
  • rhapsody,
  • setup,
  • drama,
  • symphony,
  • opus,
  • chart,
  • getup,
  • tune,
  • play,
  • song,
  • music,
  • novel,
  • cantata,
  • literary work.
  •conception (noun)
  • image,
  • comprehension,
  • Concentrating,
  • Cogitating,
  • design,
  • philosophizing,
  • mental grasp,
  • clue,
  • representation,
  • perception,
  • dreaming,
  • Fancying,
  • Speculating,
  • Considering,
  • thought,
  • fancy,
  • impression,
  • Envisaging,
  • meditation,
  • apperception,
  • version,
  • notion,
  • concept,
  • musing,
  • Deliberating,
  • intellection,
  • realization,
  • inkling,
  • Communing,
  • Imagining,
  • Meditating,
  • plan,
  • speculation,
  • picture,
  • apprehension,
  • cognition,
  • conceit.
  •construction (noun)
  • inference,
  • rendering,
  • translation,
  • reading,
  • rendition,
  • definition.
  •criticism (noun)
  • evaluation,
  • sideswipe,
  • appraisal,
  • pan,
  • rave,
  • assessment,
  • scorcher,
  • Reviewal,
  • estimate,
  • examination,
  • sleighride,
  • rating.
  •critique (noun)
  • slam,
  • rap,
  • slap,
  • takedown,
  • zapper,
  • putdown,
  • flak.
  •declaration (noun)
  • attestation,
  • saying,
  • affirmation,
  • protestation,
  • averment,
  • allegation,
  • hot air,
  • profession,
  • answer,
  • spiel,
  • information,
  • admission,
  • testimony,
  • bomb,
  • say so,
  • avowal,
  • deposition,
  • oath,
  • utterance,
  • acknowledgment.
  •definition (noun)
  • characterization,
  • formalization,
  • diagnosis,
  • rationale,
  • exemplification,
  • drift,
  • analogue,
  • statement of meaning,
  • key,
  • settling,
  • demarcation,
  • clarification,
  • Outlining,
  • individuation,
  • determination,
  • denotation,
  • cue,
  • terminology,
  • fixing,
  • delimitation,
  • signification.
  •demonstration (noun)
  • manifestation,
  • proof,
  • spectacle,
  • validation,
  • confirmation,
  • test,
  • substantiation,
  • trial,
  • induction.
  •discovery (noun)
  • discernment,
  • feeling,
  • certification,
  • sensing,
  • locating,
  • empiricism,
  • Ascertainment,
  • exploration,
  • espial,
  • hearing,
  • identification,
  • learning,
  • origination,
  • verification,
  • strike,
  • calculation,
  • exposure,
  • detection,
  • invention,
  • sighting,
  • experimentation,
  • authentication,
  • encounter,
  • introduction,
  • Unearthing,
  • distinguishing,
  • location.
  •display (noun)
  • exhibit,
  • flourish,
  • grandstand play,
  • ostentation,
  • shine,
  • sample,
  • unfolding,
  • showboat,
  • example,
  • blaze,
  • act,
  • frippery,
  • scheme,
  • splash,
  • Bravura,
  • array,
  • pretension,
  • pomp,
  • ostentatiousness,
  • panorama,
  • arrayal,
  • pretentiousness,
  • fanfare,
  • front,
  • parade,
  • splendor,
  • affectation,
  • pedantry,
  • vanity,
  • splurge,
  • for show,
  • dash,
  • frame-up,
  • layout.
  •dissertation (noun)
  • disputation,
  • memoir,
  • argumentation.
  •exhibit (noun)
  • model,
  • performance.
  •exhibition (noun)
  • flash,
  • offering,
  • fireworks,
  • an act,
  • a scene,
  • airing,
  • sight,
  • carnival.
  •explanation (noun)
  • excuse,
  • justification,
  • specification,
  • motive,
  • breakdown,
  • mitigation,
  • meaning,
  • vindication,
  • recital,
  • cause,
  • brief,
  • summary,
  • telling,
  • significance,
  • talking,
  • confession.
  •explication (noun)
  • decipherment.
  •expose (noun)
  • Exposal,
  • uncovering,
  • betrayal,
  • truth.
  •exposition (noun)
  • discourse,
  • dissertation,
  • composition,
  • account,
  • tale,
  • construal,
  • production,
  • elucidation,
  • piece,
  • disquisition,
  • discussion,
  • explanation,
  • expo,
  • show,
  • showing,
  • report,
  • display,
  • county fair,
  • explication,
  • circus,
  • presentation,
  • bazaar,
  • enucleation,
  • editorial,
  • delineation,
  • article,
  • paper,
  • story,
  • commentary,
  • tract,
  • expounding,
  • annotation,
  • mart,
  • exegesis,
  • history,
  • enunciation,
  • position paper,
  • details,
  • monograph,
  • analysis,
  • construction,
  • theme,
  • thesis,
  • illustration,
  • study,
  • essay,
  • exhibition,
  • treatise,
  • marketplace,
  • statement,
  • interpretation,
  • critique,
  • pageant,
  • Tractate,
  • comment,
  • text,
  • review,
  • demonstration.
  •expression (noun)
  • language,
  • assertion,
  • idiom,
  • emphasis,
  • declaration,
  • turn of phrase,
  • locution,
  • writ,
  • term,
  • execution,
  • intonation,
  • issue,
  • phrasing,
  • formulation,
  • voicing,
  • phraseology,
  • asseveration,
  • speech,
  • set phrase,
  • style,
  • word,
  • vent,
  • pronouncement,
  • delivery,
  • phrase,
  • speaking,
  • articulation,
  • diction,
  • choice of words,
  • voice.
  •literature (noun)
  • letters,
  • pamphlet,
  • prose,
  • writings,
  • abstract,
  • classics,
  • lit,
  • leaflet,
  • humanities,
  • written work,
  • findings,
  • literary works,
  • books,
  • lore,
  • treatment,
  • biography,
  • belles-lettres,
  • brochure,
  • research.
  •pageant (noun)
  • extravaganza,
  • motorcade,
  • ritual,
  • make-believe,
  • tableau,
  • celebration,
  • procession,
  • charade.
  •piece (noun)
  • icon,
  • statue,
  • bit,
  • part,
  • print,
  • creation,
  • sketch,
  • vignette,
  • engraving,
  • painting,
  • LINEs,
  • photograph.
  •presentation (noun)
  • sales pitch,
  • bestowal,
  • proposition,
  • reception,
  • award,
  • overture,
  • submission,
  • present,
  • coming out,
  • remembrance,
  • staging,
  • dog and pony show,
  • investiture,
  • launching,
  • Delivering,
  • appearance,
  • knockdown,
  • giving,
  • proposal,
  • launch,
  • debut,
  • donation,
  • conferral.
  •promulgation (noun)
  • annunciation.
  •prose (noun)
  • tongue,
  • talk,
  • book,
  • nonfiction.
  •rationale (noun)
  • principle,
  • rationalization,
  • why and wherefore,
  • sour grapes,
  • grounds,
  • song and dance,
  • reason,
  • whyfor,
  • theory,
  • motivation,
  • hypothesis,
  • the big idea,
  • whatfor,
  • reasons,
  • the whole idea,
  • philosophy.
  •reason (noun)
  • case,
  • cover,
  • defense,
  • why,
  • apologia,
  • idea,
  • ground,
  • wherefore,
  • apology.
  •reasoning (noun)
  • deduction,
  • ratiocination,
  • acumen,
  • generalization,
  • syllogism,
  • logistics,
  • thinking,
  • concluding,
  • cogitation,
  • Syllogization,
  • illation,
  • Apriority,
  • corollary,
  • premise,
  • rationalizing,
  • train of thought,
  • dialectics.
  •remark (noun)
  • cognizance,
  • regard,
  • witticism,
  • bon mot,
  • attention,
  • mind,
  • recognition,
  • heed,
  • point,
  • observance,
  • reflection,
  • conclusion,
  • back talk.
  •resolution (noun)
  • nod,
  • quick fix,
  • recommendation,
  • solving,
  • call,
  • end,
  • outcome,
  • motion,
  • finding,
  • sorting out,
  • ticket,
  • working out,
  • verdict,
  • pay dirt,
  • settlement,
  • decision,
  • unravelling,
  • dissection,
  • resolve.
  •revelation (noun)
  • apocalypse,
  • prophecy,
  • foreshadowing,
  • unveiling,
  • leak,
  • inspiration,
  • adumbration,
  • eye-opener,
  • tip,
  • vision,
  • divulgement,
  • break,
  • lightning bolt,
  • sign,
  • epiphany,
  • earful,
  • discovery,
  • blow by blow,
  • oracle,
  • divination,
  • the latest.
  •review (noun)
  • investigation,
  • revision,
  • synopsis,
  • inspection,
  • book review,
  • organ,
  • recapitulation,
  • magazine,
  • periodical,
  • outline,
  • redraft,
  • journal,
  • canvass.
  •semantics (noun)
  • symbolism,
  • Exegetics,
  • Semiology,
  • significs,
  • symbiology,
  • connotation,
  • Glossology,
  • semiotics.
  •show (noun)
  • occurrence,
  • panoply,
  • view,
  • pageantry,
  • program,
  • grandstand.
  •spectacle (noun)
  • event,
  • marvel,
  • movie,
  • wonder,
  • comedy,
  • scene,
  • phenomenon,
  • spectacular,
  • curiosity.
  •thesis (noun)
  • Monography.
  •treatise (noun)
  • script.
  •verbalization (noun)
  • vocalization.
  •vocalization (noun)
  • verbalization.

Antonyms for Ex-positions:

• n.

  • advertising
    secret.
  • announcement
    suppression.
  • body
    immateriality, inanimate, outside, nothing, abstract, mind, individual, Exteriority, nothingness, exterior, concept, soul, thought, one, spirit, fantasy.
  • clarification
    misunderstanding, muddle, complication.
  • comment
    ignorance, neglect, heedlessness.
  • commentary
    disregard, praise, compliment.
  • conception
    concrete, being, death, fact, reality, truth, abortion.
  • construction
    disfigurement, ruin, ruins, disorganization, vagueness, destruction.
  • criticism
    supposition, guess, approval, estimation.
  • critique
    flattery.
  • declaration
    retraction, question, denial, disavowal.
  • definition
    ambiguity, nonsense.
  • demonstration
    contradiction, veto.
  • discovery
    loss, miss.
  • display
    simplicity, plainness, dullness, modesty.
  • essay
    idleness, pass.
  • exhibit
    cover.
  • exposition
    silence, quiet, concealment, hiding.
  • literature
    speech.
  • piece
    whole.
  • prose
    poem, poetry.
  • rationale
    discouragement, proof.
  • reason
    charge, indictment.
  • reasoning
    irrationality.
  • remark
    failure, carelessness, negligence, disrespect, thoughtlessness.
  • resolution
    compliance, start, condemnation, cause, weakness, trouble, indecision, beginning, problem, origin.
  • spectacle
    normality, ordinariness, expectation.
  • thesis
    certainty.