Definition for Show:

• An appearance. A colloquial term for the first discharge of blood in menstruation or in labor.

Synonyms for Show:

• n.

  •
  • exposition.
  •
  • entertainment,
  • representation.
  •
  • come.
  •
  • discover.
  •
  • screen.
  •
  • occasion.
  •act (noun)
  • appearance,
  • pose,
  • fake.
  •appearance (noun)
  • cast,
  • countenance,
  • figure,
  • demeanor,
  • aspect,
  • bearing,
  • spectacle,
  • display,
  • mien,
  • look,
  • form,
  • vista,
  • shape,
  • view,
  • image,
  • appearance.
  •chance (noun)
  • likelihood,
  • occasion.
  •color (noun)
  • false show.
  •demonstration (noun)
  • evidence,
  • illustration,
  • indication,
  • demonstration,
  • manifestation.
  •demonstration, exhibition (noun)
  • manifestation,
  • showing,
  • exposition,
  • display,
  • appearance,
  • parade,
  • spectacle,
  • presentation,
  • pageant,
  • view,
  • representation.
  •drama (noun)
  • improvisation,
  • theater,
  • skit,
  • excitement,
  • rendering,
  • pageant,
  • production,
  • choreography,
  • vaudeville,
  • teleplay,
  • drama,
  • panorama,
  • broadway,
  • scene,
  • tragedy,
  • variety,
  • art,
  • melodrama,
  • mime,
  • mystery,
  • ballet,
  • burlesque,
  • characterization,
  • suspense,
  • presentation,
  • improvisational drama,
  • pantomime,
  • comedy.
  •entertainment event (noun)
  • comedy,
  • drama,
  • entertainment,
  • burlesque,
  • production.
  •false front; appearance given (noun)
  • guise,
  • ostentation,
  • semblance,
  • effect,
  • pretense,
  • seeming,
  • front,
  • impression,
  • affectation,
  • air,
  • likeness,
  • pose,
  • pretext.
  •pretense (noun)
  • semblance.
  •pretension (noun)
  • deceit,
  • guise,
  • charade,
  • affectation,
  • gimmick,
  • artificiality,
  • imitation,
  • pretense,
  • front,
  • impersonation,
  • facade,
  • fraud,
  • pretension,
  • falseness,
  • imposture,
  • forgery,
  • ostentation,
  • fakery,
  • device,
  • air,
  • mannerism.
  •show (noun)
  • prove,
  • show up,
  • evince,
  • shew,
  • demonstrate,
  • express,
  • appearance,
  • evidence,
  • display.

• v.

  •actively exhibit something (verb)
  • expose,
  • stage,
  • exhibit,
  • demonstrate,
  • bare,
  • flourish,
  • unfold,
  • present,
  • flaunt,
  • unveil,
  • reveal.
  •appear (verb)
  • arise,
  • emerge,
  • materialize,
  • appear,
  • surface.
  •demonstrate (verb)
  • flaunt,
  • unmask,
  • unveil,
  • indicate,
  • evince,
  • convince,
  • flourish,
  • illustrate.
  •manifest (verb)
  • exhibit,
  • present,
  • embody,
  • reveal,
  • demonstrate,
  • manifest.
  •passively exhibit something (verb)
  • emerge,
  • come,
  • evidence,
  • divulge,
  • indicate,
  • evince,
  • appear,
  • show up,
  • prove,
  • discover,
  • manifest,
  • project,
  • turn up,
  • disclose,
  • materialize,
  • be visible,
  • illustrate.
  •pretend (verb)
  • deceive,
  • bluff,
  • defraud,
  • cover,
  • falsify,
  • disguise,
  • affect,
  • pose,
  • masquerade,
  • counterfeit,
  • forge,
  • impersonate,
  • pretend,
  • claim,
  • imitate,
  • stage,
  • fake.
  •reveal (verb)
  • disclose,
  • divulge,
  • expose,
  • bare,
  • uncover.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • exemplify,
  • representation,
  • entertainment,
  • semblance,
  • discover,
  • performance.
  •
  • exposition,
  • unfold.
  •
  • screen.
  •
  • occasion.
  •
  • develop.
  •
  • bill.
  •direct
  • point the way.
  •evidence
  • evidence.
  •manifest
  • evince.
  •occur
  • present itself.
  •reveal
  • expose,
  • bare,
  • unveil,
  • unmask.
  •seem
  • seeming.
  •turn up
  • put in an appearance.
  •Other relevant words:
  • pretext,
  • performance,
  • time,
  • parade,
  • show up,
  • exemplify,
  • exposition,
  • project,
  • screen,
  • show itself,
  • effect,
  • likeness,
  • semblance,
  • represent,
  • catch the eye,
  • become visible,
  • exhibition,
  • possibility,
  • put right,
  • prove,
  • bill,
  • be revealed,
  • false light,
  • make an appearance,
  • set forth,
  • present itself,
  • turn up,
  • lead to,
  • pitch,
  • theatrical performance,
  • show the way,
  • opportunity,
  • impression,
  • unfold,
  • develop,
  • discover,
  • be evident,
  • entertainment,
  • shew,
  • false show,
  • be visible,
  • showing,
  • set right,
  • probability,
  • express,
  • likelihood,
  • representation,
  • chance,
  • set straight,
  • occasion,
  • put in an appearance,
  • be seen,
  • come,
  • presentment,
  • show how,
  • Ostent,
  • point the way,
  • seeming.

Antonyms for Show:

• n.

  • demonstration, exhibition
    dullness, hiding, reality, concealment, truth.
  • false front; appearance given
    back, rear, quiet.
  • Other antonyms:
    bluntness, candidness, straightforwardness, candor, artlessness, genuineness, forthrightness, outspokenness, naivete, directness, sincerity, frankness, plainspokenness, openheartedness.

• Other antonyms:

  • n. t.
    abandon, absorb, allocate, artlessness, assign, back, belie, bluntness, camouflage, candidness, candor, clear, close, concealment, confuse, counterfeit, curtain, deny, depart, directness, disappear, discredit, disguise, dissolve, dissuade, distort, dog, dullness, enshroud, evanesce, evaporate, fade, fail, falsify, follow, forthrightness, frankness, gainsay, garble, genuineness, gild, gloss, gloss over, go, go away, hiding, hound, insert, invalidate, leave, leave alone, lose, make, mask, melt, misguide, mislead, misrepresent, miss, obscure, occlude, occult, outspokenness, push, reality, rear, rebut, refuse, refute, retire, shadow, shroud, sincerity, straightforwardness, tail, tailgate, take, trail, truth, twist, vanish, varnish, veil, veto, whitewash, withdraw, withhold, openheartedness, plainspokenness, melt away, keep secret, be invisible, put someone in a good light.

• v.

  • accompany
    misguide, neglect, mislead.
  • actively exhibit something
    deny, leave alone, withhold, conceal, suppress, veto, cover, dissuade, abandon, close, hide, refuse, take.
  • passively exhibit something
    disprove, miss, disappear, depart, confuse, go, obscure, leave, fail, secrete, lose.
  • perception
    hide.