to set out (a collection of things) for public viewing

to expose (something) to view, e.g. by spreading it out

said of a computer, etc: to show (information) on screen

to demonstrate (a quality)

displayed tact and tolerance

to make a deliberate play of (something one prides oneself on) to impress others

liked to display their erudition

said of a bird, reptile, or fish: to go through a ritual of showy behaviour in order to attract a mate

a public presentation in the form of a performance or exhibition

the displaying of something, e.g. the demonstration of a quality or of a type of behaviour

a display of bad temper

ostentation; showing off

type, page design, or printing designed to catch the eye, e.g. in headlines and title pages

an eye-catching arrangement by which something, e.g. a range of goods for sale, is exhibited

a window display

an electronic device for presenting pictures or data on screen, the process of presenting them, or the pictures and data so presented