showcasing

v. to show the best qualities of something or someone so that people will notice and admire them.

v. to exhibit or present something in a manner that highlights its most positive or impressive attributes. Transitive — requires a direct object.

“The festival is showcasing new films from young directors across the country.”

“The annual gala serves as a platform for showcasing the innovative research conducted by the university's postgraduate students over the last decade.”

n. an event or instance where something is shown to the public.

n. an instance of exhibiting or presenting something for public view or professional evaluation.

“The gallery's latest showcasing of local art attracted a large crowd.”

“The consistent showcasing of these historical documents has helped the public understand the complexities of the era's political landscape.”

n. the act of looking at products in a physical shop before buying them for a cheaper price on the internet.

n. the consumer practice of examining merchandise in a physical retail store before purchasing the same items online, often from a competitor.

“Many shops are struggling because customers use them for showcasing but buy online.”

“Retailers are implementing new loyalty programmes to combat the rise of showcasing, which threatens the viability of traditional brick-and-mortar establishments.”

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