exhibitory
Adjective:
Exhibitory means serving to exhibit, display, or show something; relating to or having the function of presenting something for public view or demonstration.
- (The area used for displaying art.)
- (Serving to display rather than to explain.)
- (Cases used for displaying objects.)
"exhibitory behavior": actions intended to show off or attract attention, often in a social context.
Her exhibitory behavior at the party made her seem vain. (She acted to display herself prominently.)"exhibitory function": the role or purpose of presenting or demonstrating something.
The exhibitory function of the trade show was to allow companies to showcase new products. (The purpose of displaying.)
Exhibit (verb): to show or display something publicly.
The museum will exhibit the painting next month. (Show publicly.)Exhibition (noun): a public display or show.
The art exhibition attracted thousands of visitors. (A public display.)Exhibitor (noun): a person or company that displays something at a show or fair.
Each exhibitor at the conference had a booth for their products. (A participant who displays.)
- Display: to show something in a prominent way.
- Demonstrative: serving to explain or show something clearly.
- Showy: designed to attract attention through display.
- Put on a show: to display something in an impressive or attention-seeking manner. (He displayed himself prominently without substance.)