show off's Usage Examples:

The woody, moseying arrangements show off occasional experimental flourishes - the kind a grown-up.

I am not saying this to you to show off or show how pure I am but rather as an honour to you.

second all-talking feature from Fox, featuring various plot devices, like a lisping heroine, to show off the technology.

Mary Grayson and their son Dick have done theirs, Brand intentionally outdoes theirs to show off.

Meanwhile, Steve schmoozes the beach club into giving David a chance to show off his musical talents.

show off, for some as-yet-undetected practical purpose, or for some unguessable reason—or they might not.

Many surfers come and compete to show off their skills on the waves.

blades, he returned the next day with some teammates to show off his handiwork.

He went on to say, The show offered many other good moments, and it helped expand the Lisa/Homer relationship neatly.

defending player, or simply to show off his own ability, as it is considered a skilful trick at any level.

Their new show officially debuted on the air on Monday, May 23, 2005.

Ima worked closely with architect John Staub to design a house that would show off the art the family had purchased.

The demo for The Stanley Parable takes place in an area created specifically for the demo to show off the premise and humor of the game, as the narrator states multiple times that the player is taking part in a video game demonstration.

Synonyms:

bring home, exhibit, demonstrate, present, demo,

Antonyms:

unreasonable, ugly, brunet, extraordinary, immoderate,