display

/dɪsˈpleɪ/noun

An arrangement of goods in a store or window, set out so that customers can see them.

Example sentences

“The bakery has a beautiful display of cakes in its front window.”
“Staff change the window display every two weeks.”
“The holiday display near the entrance shows the newest toys.”

Items arranged this way are 'on display'. In electronics, the word also means a device's screen.

Synonyms for display

exhibit
arrangement
showcase

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Related words

manifestTo show something clearly, or to appear in a way people can see. Often used of feelings, symptoms, or problems.monitorA screen, similar to a television, that displays the output of a computer.screenThe flat surface on a TV, computer, or phone where pictures and text appear.showroomA space where a business displays its products for customers to look at.shelfA flat board attached to a wall or built into furniture, used for holding or displaying things.fittingA visit to a tailor or shop to try on clothes that are being made or changed, so they can be adjusted to fit you.