transitive. To exhibit, display, or manifest practically (a feeling, quality, capacity, etc.); hence, to exercise, practise, perform, do. Obsolete.

transitive. To show or exercise (a feeling, quality, etc.) through one's actions or behaviour; to form in the mind and exhibit in action. Frequently…

To display (a quality, condition, feeling, etc.) by one's actions or behaviour; to give proof of… transitive. With clause (esp. that-clause) as…

transitive. To display, exhibit (esp. an attribute or quality); (sometimes) to make a show of, to show off. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause to become visible, discernible, or apparent; to reveal; to manifest. In later use also: to make prominent, emphasize, enhance; =…

transitive. To bring out to be seen, to place in view; to display; to make apparent or evident. Also (later more usually): to demonstrate, give…

transitive. To display (a quality, condition, feeling, etc.) by action or behaviour; to give evidence of possessing, reveal the presence of, evince.

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

To exhibit or show (a quality, etc.) to advantage or in a special manner. Obsolete. rare.

To give evidence of by one's behaviour; to make evident; to evince. Obsolete.

transitive. To show or manifest (one's approval, displeasure, attitude, etc.) by some significant action. (Now only with object modified by…