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to showcase

to showcase

104 3.7
To present something so people notice its best qualities
  • verb
  • /ˈʃoʊˌkeɪs/
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  • This event aims to showcase the talents of young musicians in the community.
  • showcase projects
  • showcase students
  • showcase work

This is a great way to kind of showcase art and talent.

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Examples

  • This is a great way to kind of showcase art and talent.

  • Teachers could choose to showcase only selected projects or all class projects.

    Academic text (2013)
  • What quality would I like to showcase to the world today?

  • Now, I love case studies because they are designed to showcase social proof.

  • What an original way to showcase your personality.

  • You know, people hire me to showcase the design explicitly.

  • We recommend that time be set aside for student experts to showcase a skill to their peers.

    Academic text (2013)
  • Facebook groups are used to connect like-minded individuals to showcase and share ideas.

    Academic text (2015)
  • The social skills of students are enhanced when they personally showcase their accomplishments and interact with adults.

    Academic text (2001)
  • Several school-wide enrichment projects have been showcased in the district in recent years.

    Academic text (2013)

Synonyms

to show
vsto showcase
1.0

To let others see or notice something

focuses on presenting things in ways that make the best qualities clear
to highlight
vsto showcase
340 3.3

To emphasize something so it stands out as important

uses presentation to reveal and focus on the very best qualities
to exhibit
vsto showcase
173 3.4

To show something to the public or show a feeling

arranges presentation to emphasize and reveal the finest qualities
to bring out
vsto showcase
76 3.0

Make a quality or detail easier to notice

arranges presentation to make the top qualities especially visible

Antonyms

282 3.7

To hide something so others cannot see or find it

Phrasal Verbs

To let people see your skills

How Impressive

to flaunt
62 5.7
to showcase
104 3.7
to display
439 1.9
to show
1.0

Surface Forms

showcase infinitive
showcased past
showcased past participle
showcasing present participle
showcases third person singular

Etymology

Showcase comes from show ('to display') and case ('box' or 'container'). To showcase something is like putting it in a clear box for people to see, so you present it to highlight its best features.