transitive. To display or make manifest; to bring to notice; to make known.

transitive (and with object clause) To show.

transitive. To make clear or manifest.

transitive. To make known to the mental or spiritual view; to reveal, disclose (a matter, purpose, intention, etc.) (to); = to open out at phrasal…

transitive. To put before a person's eyes; to show, manifest. reflexive. To manifest oneself, appear.

transitive. To make known. To make known by action, appearance, etc.; to manifest, show, prove, demonstrate, indicate. (With simple object, object c…

transitive. To manifest outwardly.

transitive. To show, manifest, exhibit.

let wit: rarely †let to wit (let, v.1 12 13): to let (a person) know (a thing): (a) to inform (one), or to make (something) known (= 9a); (b) to…

transitive. To show forth, declare, exhibit.

transitive. To place, put, or set; to establish. Also reflexive: to apply. to pilt forth: to put forth, proclaim. to pilt out: to display, exhibit.

transitive. To exhibit, allow to be seen (some internal quality, emotion, state, etc.) by one's outward appearance. Of one's appearance, features…

figurative. To disclose, reveal, make manifest.

transitive. To show, reveal, demonstrate.

To disclose or lay open to the view; to display. Also figurative.

transitive. To make known to the mental or spiritual view; to reveal, disclose; = sense 12a.

To exhibit, display, present. Obsolete.

transitive. To show, show forth, display, exhibit; to report, tell, explain. Sometimes with clause as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To disclose (something), bring out into the open; to make clear.

To put in evidence, to display. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (a quality, fact, etc.) evident to the eye or to the understanding; to show plainly, disclose, reveal. Also reflexive, esp…

transitive. poetic. To show forth, exhibit, manifest.

transitive. To show, reveal; to manifest or exhibit; (in later use) spec. to point out, indicate directly.

transitive. To unfold, display. nonstandard in later use.

transitive. To place before the eyes or other senses; to present or offer to the sight, perception, understanding, etc. Usually with to or unto. Obs…

transitive. To make manifest or apparent; to demonstrate, exhibit; to show (a person) to be something.

transitive. To reveal to the eye or mind; to disclose, to make plain.

transitive. To reveal, disclose; to make manifest or apparent the nature of (a person's character, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (a matter) into prominence; to make clear or evident. Obsolete. rare.

To declare, proclaim, show forth, reveal. Obsolete.

To show, display; to bring to light.

In extended use. transitive. To utter, pronounce. Cf. report, n. 3. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. To free or separate from; to open up, display; to detach, break off.

To exhibit, display, show forth. Obsolete.

transitive. To exhibit (a quality, ability, feeling, etc.), esp. by action or behaviour; to display, reveal. Also: to express (one's feelings)…

transitive. To offer, proffer, propound, set forth, exhibit. ? Obsolete.

transitive. To give evidence of, display, manifest, express (desire, emotion, etc.). Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. To spread out to view, display. Obsolete.

transitive. To set forth; to present to view, display.

To make evident (a feeling, quality, etc.); to display or reveal (a thing). Formerly also †to give show of.

To lay bare to the mind, disclose, make clear. Obsolete. rare.

To manifest to the senses, esp. to the sight; to present (a material object) to view.

To make apparent or manifest.

To unfold or exhibit to other senses, to observation generally, or to the mind. To exhibit, make manifest, cause to be observed or perceived.

transitive. To exhibit or display (a characteristic, attribute, quality, etc., which may be perceived by the senses).

gen. To express, show forth, make manifest by any outward signs, portray, delineate. Const. forth, out. Obsolete.

To expound, set forth, lay open. Obsolete.

To show forth, betoken, display. Obsolete.

transitive. To free from obscurity; to make clear or apparent; to brighten or clear (the face, expression, etc.); to illuminate (the mind or…

transitive. To show as in a vision; to display to the eye or mind. Also with out.

transitive. To make plainly visible; to display. Also reflexive: to reveal oneself to be (something). Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. Of a thing: to make known or manifest; to be evidence or an indication of, demonstrate; to reveal as; to show or prove to be.

transitive. In figurative contexts.

transitive. To free or clear from clouds (literal and figurative); To reveal, disclose, make clear; to free from gloom or obscurity.

transitive. To make plain or manifest; to demonstrate, show; to reveal. Also with to. Obsolete.

transitive. To give off, exhale (a perfume); to have an odour or suggestion of (something). Obsolete. rare.

To bring into clearness, distinctness, or prominence; to develop and display (talent).

transitive. To manifest, reveal.

transitive. figurative. To be or give evidence of; to manifest, display, make apparent. Obsolete.

Of things: To declare, manifest, etc.

transitive. To draw forth (what is latent or potential) into sensible existence. Also figurative.

figurative. To make known or reveal by circumstances; to be evidence of; to manifest, prove, attest. (poetic.)

transitive. To possess inherently (a quality, attribute, power, or capacity); to have and display as an essential characteristic. Cf. to bear life…

transitive. To display, demonstrate, or exude (something); to show, exhibit; to convey.

transitive. To play better than; to beat or surpass in playing (in various senses of the verb). Occasionally reflexive.

transitive. To give (a sign, indication, hint, etc.).

transitive. To draw out, extract, release; to bring to light, disclose, reveal. Also occasionally intransitive: to come to light, appear. Now rare.

transitive. To be the outward sign or expression of (something); (with object and infinitive clause as complement) to serve as evidence that (a…

transitive. To acquire (a quality, ability, etc.), gradually or by successive stages. Also: to start to have or experience.

transitive. In etymological sense: To unfold the leaves of; to open out, develop. In quot. figurative.

To give tokens of possessing; to reveal the presence of (a quality, condition, feeling); to display, exhibit, manifest.

transitive. To reveal, exhibit, show clearly; to expound.

colloquial (originally U.S.). transitive. In extended use: to possess or evince (an attribute, expression, etc.).