Showing

/ˈʃoʊ.ɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A presentation or exhibition of something, usually for viewing by an audience.

The movie had its showing at the local cinema last night.

An act of displaying or demonstrating something.

The school is hosting a showing of student projects this weekend.

A performance, exhibit, or display.

The fashion show featured a stunning showing of this season's styles.

verb

Present participle of show; displaying or demonstrating something.

The artist is showing her latest work in the gallery.

Revealing or indicating a feeling or quality.

He was showing signs of fatigue after the long journey.

Derived from the verb 'show' plus the suffix '-ing'.

showing off

to boast or display one's abilities or possessions in a way intended to impress others.

showing up

to arrive at a place, often unexpectedly or with noticeable impact.

first showing

the initial performance or display of a new work, such as a film or art piece.

show

to present or display something to an audience.

display

to put something in a prominent place in order to be seen.

a public display of one's abilities or achievements.

He's just showing off with that new car of his.

a performance that is particularly impressive or noteworthy.

That concert was quite a showing; everyone loved it.