exhibitioner
- noun
- /ɪɡˈzɪbɪʃənər/
- The leading exhibitioner curated a display of rare manuscripts at the museum.
Examples
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Many exhibitioners showcased their work at the art fair.
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The exhibitioner prepared the gallery for the opening night.
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As an experienced exhibitioner, she traveled to art fairs across the country.
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The gallery praised the exhibitioner for his innovative approach to design.
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As an experienced exhibitioner, she traveled to art fairs across the country.
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The leading exhibitioner curated a display of rare manuscripts at the museum.
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The gallery praised the exhibitioner for his innovative approach to design.
Synonyms
A person or organization that displays things for people at a trade show
Surface Forms
Morphology
exhibitioner = exhibition (semi-transparent) = exhibit + ion + er
The word is built from the recognizable base 'exhibition' plus the agentive suffix '-er', but the resulting meaning is somewhat specialized and not fully predictable.
Etymology
Exhibitioner comes from the common word exhibit, which means 'to show', and the related word exhibition, a public show. So an exhibitioner is a person who arranges or presents displays for others to see.