Object

• behavior: Even today, Windows file systems exhibit the same behavior.

• behavior: Complex systems can exhibit behaviors - some beneficial, some not - which are properties of the whole system.

• characteristic: Plants exhibiting desirable characteristics of flower color, habit, size, variegation, fruit color, flavor etc. are often given names.

• painting: We take great pleasure in being able to exhibit these paintings on our web site to reach the wider audience they deserve.

• trait: Some of these small molecules have been shown to exhibit drug-like traits.

• symptom: There are more children who exhibit symptoms of emotional disturbance.

Preposition: at

• gallery: Drawings by Jackson Pollock, Luc Tuymans and Andy Warhol will also be exhibited at the gallery.

• fair: Tax VAT Refund Have you been to Germany on a business trip or exhibited at a German trade fair?

Adjective modifier

• hands-on: Sensation, Dundee Science center devoted to the five senses with over 60 hands-on exhibits to explore.

• interactive: A brave attempt to explain a big subject, with more interactive exhibits to engage the casual visitor.

• static: Unfortunately firebox problems led to premature withdrawal and a further period of storage as a static exhibit at Carnforth.

• fascinating: Explore the delightful Museum, housed in an old boathouse, with fascinating exhibits and photographs.

• permanent: The three permanent exhibits are unique and well worth seeing.

• temporary: A further 3 cases display temporary exhibits that highlight particular aspects of the Collection.

Modifies a noun

• hall: The Antalya Museum, boasting more than 5,000 archeological pieces displayed in 14 exhibit halls, is one of the most important attractions.

Modifying Another Word

• internationally: His paintings in the naive school were exhibited internationally.

• widely: He exhibits widely, particularly in the London open exhibitions.

Noun used with modifier

• morrison: The morrison exhibit usually stocked with is diving available.

• museum: Some rare contemporary museum exhibits are adorned with carvings.

Preposition: in

• gallery: These posters will then be collated into an enormous and emotive piece of art, and exhibited in galleries across the UK.