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showing
This word carries a dual energy of visibility and evidence. When used as a noun, it often implies a curated event or a measured quantity of presence, suggesting a level of public scrutiny or formal arrangement. As a verb form, it shifts toward the process of revelation. It describes the transition from the hidden to the seen, whether that is a physical object being unveiled or a hidden emotion becoming evident on a person's face.
Countable when referring to a specific event like a movie screening or a gallery exhibition. Uncountable when referring to the general act of displaying something.
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The energy in the lobby is stagnant. Is the art showing still on?
It is. I'm currently knee-deep in the budget audit, though.
Meanings
The act of displaying or exhibiting something for others to see.
"The gallery's latest showing of abstract art attracted a large crowd."
A scheduled performance or screening of a movie, play, or event.
"We missed the 7:00 PM showing of the film and had to wait for the next one."
An appearance or presence at an event, often used to describe a quantity of people.
"Despite the rain, there was a respectable showing of supporters at the rally."
To allow something to be visible or to demonstrate how to do something.
"He is showing someone how to operate the machinery."