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Synonyms for presentation ˌprɛz ənˈteɪ ʃən, ˌpri zɛn- pre·sen·ta·tion, this thesaurus page includes all potential synonyms, words with the same meaning and similar terms for the word presentation ., complete dictionary of synonyms and antonyms rate these synonyms: 0.0 / 0 votes, presentation.

Synonyms: introduction , exhibition , offer , delivery , gift , donation , bestowal , grant , endowment

Antonyms: withdrawal , removal , concealment , suppression , retention , withholding , refusal , nonpresentation

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• presentation noun

the activity of formally presenting something (as a prize or reward)

"she gave the trophy but he made the presentation"

Synonyms: introduction , intro , presentment , display , demonstration

presentation, presentment, demonstration noun

a show or display; the act of presenting something to sight or view

"the presentation of new data"; "he gave the customer a demonstration"

Synonyms: presentment , intro , notification , manifestation , display , demonstration , demo , monstrance , introduction

the act of making something publicly available; presenting news or other information by broadcasting or printing it

"he prepared his presentation carefully in advance"

the act of presenting a proposal

display, presentation noun

a visual representation of something

Synonyms: exhibit , showing , intro , presentment , video display , display , demonstration , introduction , show

presentation, introduction, intro noun

formally making a person known to another or to the public

Synonyms: foundation , first appearance , intro , display , debut , presentment , launching , creation , intromission , institution , entry , founding , innovation , initiation , instauration , demonstration , origination , introduction , insertion , unveiling

(obstetrics) position of the fetus in the uterus relative to the birth canal

"Cesarean sections are sometimes the result of abnormal presentations"

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Synonyms: introduction

Synonyms: exhibition , representation , setting forth

Synonyms: bestowal , donation , giving

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List of paraphrases for "presentation":

submission , introduction , briefing , format , presentación , submitting , presentations , presenting , présentation , explanatory , exposed , statement , tabling , filing , display , exposure , submissions , presented , layout , exposé , presentment , remission , enhancement , lecture , submitted , lodging , submit , exhibition , nomination , show , presenter , lay-out

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How to say presentation in sign language, words popularity by usage frequency, how to use presentation in a sentence.

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However, our understanding of this condition in children is limited. Covid-19 does present, in adults, as an inflammatory disease affecting a number of organs. We should investigate fully these children, with SARS-CoV-2, who present with a multi-system inflammatory disease to assess whether this is a presentation of Covid-19.

Jim Keenan :

After I finished my presentation.

Ted Wheeler :

I am disgusted that this offensive content was added to a training presentation for our police officers.

Carol Povey :

What we're often seeing is clinicians who don't recognize the presentation in girls.

David Glass :

It just seems to me that Britney Spears presentation to Los Angeles Superior Court did n’t do Britney Spears any favors, the words came out like bullets. Britney Spears shifted rapidly between thoughts and ideas. Britney Spears also admitted to being depressed and crying all the time. I ’m not Britney Spears psychologist, but these are things that potentially point to being in the middle of mental illness.

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Synonyms for present

• contemporary
• present-day
• accounted for
• in attendance
• unavailable
• not present
• nonattendant
• in existence
• at the moment
• at this time
• at the present time
• in this day and age

for the present

• for a while
• in the meantime
• temporarily
• for the moment
• for the time being
• provisionally
• not for long
• for the nonce

the present

• the time being
• here and now
• this day and age
• the present moment

the present day

• modern times
• the present age or time
• benefaction
• largesse or largess
• put at someone's disposal
• put forward
• characterize
• be the presenter of
• put before the public
• demonstrate
• acquaint someone with

present itself

Present yourself.

• make an appearance

the current time

In existence now, to make known socially, to produce on the stage, to make a gift of, to give formally or officially, to bring forward for formal consideration, to put before another for acceptance, something bestowed freely.

• presentation

the period of time that is happening now

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• present moment

something presented as a gift

• birthday gift
• birthday present
• Christmas gift
• Christmas present
• wedding gift
• wedding present

a verb tense that expresses actions or states at the time of speaking

• present tense
• historical present

give an exhibition of to an interested audience

Bring forward and present to the mind, perform (a play), especially on a stage.

• performing arts

hand over formally

Give, especially as an honor or reward.

• certificate

give as a present

Deliver (a speech, oration, or idea), cause to come to know personally.

• familiarise
• familiarize
• reintroduce
• re-introduce

represent abstractly, for example in a painting, drawing, or sculpture

• artistic creation
• artistic production

present somebody with something, usually to accuse or criticize

Formally present a debutante, a representative of a country, etc, recognize with a gesture prescribed by a military regulation, temporal sense, being or existing in a specified place.

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• prescription drug
• prescription medicine
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• prescriptive grammar
• prescriptive linguistics
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• presenile dementia
• present participle
• present perfect
• present perfect tense
• present progressive
• present progressive tense
• present times
• presentable
• presentational
• presentiment
• presentment
• presentness
• preservable
• preservation
• preservationist
• preservative
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Present-day, contemporary, the present day.

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• demonstration

noun as in display of proof

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• manifestation
• presentation

Strong matches

• affirmation
• confirmation
• description
• explanation
• illustration
• substantiation

noun as in display of belief in cause by taking public action

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• peace march
• picket line

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ClearFlame is also conducting a demonstration on a Cummins engine platform supported by funding from the Department of Energy.

Next month, the company will unveil a demonstration aircraft called the XB-1, a new supersonic-capable plane that is one-third the size of what they hope their commercial airliner will be.

Federal officials have arrested more than 300 people since the demonstrations began.

There’s a lot of demonstrations that were happening in LA for years that I didn’t know about until all of this.

It was the beginning of a week of unrest and protests that mirrored destructive demonstrations seen earlier this summer following police violence.

The reviews in themselves constitute a demonstration of why the regime restricts the Internet.

As Sarah and her sister and mother headed for the warmth of home, the demonstration continued.

Not that the demonstration had anything to do with this couple, whom Sarah seems to see as a fairy tale come to life.

There is an extreme demonstration of this divide in the nation.

For anyone who cared to watch, the event and its denouement provided a graphic demonstration that the Iron Curtain was crumbling.

But for the delinquency of his son, she had ocular demonstration; and her indignation was hardly to be repressed.

Already its demonstration had tried her temper, but to-night, for the first time, she felt her whole being set on edge by it.

He determined therefore to make a threatening demonstration by day and slip past it by night.

When they form short chains, demonstration of the capsule is necessary to distinguish them from streptococci.

This truth is as old as Homer, and its proofs are as capable of demonstration as a mathematical axiom.

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Words related to demonstration are not direct synonyms, but are associated with the word demonstration . Browse related words to learn more about word associations.

noun as in campaign for cause

noun as in public showing; spectacle

• affectation
• arrangement
• grandstand play
• ostentation
• ostentatiousness
• pretentiousness

noun as in proof

• attestation
• corroboration
• declaration
• documentation
• information
• significant
• smoking gun
• testimonial

noun as in clarification; reason

• elucidation
• explication
• interpretation
• justification
• significance
• specification
• vindication

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Something described as cohesive sticks together and forms something closely united. The word is usually used with abstract terms in phrases like "a cohesive social unit" or "a cohesive look/aesthetic." Cohesive can also be used to describe something, such as the design of a room or the plot of a movie, that is coherent —in other words, logically or consistently ordered.

// The couple chose their wedding colors and designs carefully to make sure everything had a cohesive look.

// The customer service department is a small but cohesive team.

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"The collection showcases a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and classic craftsmanship, allowing customers to create cohesive outdoor environments that enhance the beauty of their surroundings." — Business Insider , 16 Mar. 2024

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The Latin verb haerēre has shown remarkable stick-to-itiveness in influencing the English lexicon, which is fitting for a word that means "to be closely attached; to stick." Among its descendants are adhere (literally meaning "to stick"), adhere ’s relative adhesive (a word for sticky substances), inhere (meaning "to belong by nature or habit"), and even hesitate (which implies remaining stuck in place before taking action). In Latin, haerēre teamed up with the prefix co- to form cohaerēre , which means "to stick together." Cohaerēre is the ancestor of cohesive , a word borrowed into English in the early 18th century to describe something that sticks together literally (such as dough or mud) or figuratively (such as a society or sports team).

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Donald Trump took to Michigan and Wisconsin on his day off from court, Wednesday, to rally his supporters and whine about his legal woes. His incoherent speech, along with inflammatory claims on abortion and pro-Palestinian student demonstration, took the spotlight.

Slurring his words at a Waukesha, Wisconsin rally, Trump referred to Biden’s “fake infrastrucker, ershure para,” before settling on “a package of infrastructure.” Minutes later, the 77-year-old launched into a rant about Master Lock, again slipping into incoherence .

The speech was just another instance of his public slips, which have led to speculation on his mental fitness. Tuesday night, he seemed to scramble his words to an indecipherable point while speaking to Fox News about pro-Palestinian campus demonstrations.

In a moment of cognitive function, Trump managed to spew self-aggrandizing historical inaccuracies about the state of the nation when he left office. 

“When I left, [the mortgage rate] was 2.7%. We had no inflation. Everything was so good,” Trump said to a crowd in Freeland, Michigan. 

Mortgage rates and inflation were at lower points, but most likely due to historic job losses and lack of consumer confidence. In January 2021, when, per Trump, “everything was so good,” unemployment was double its current figure and 95,000 Americans lost their lives to COVID-19.

Trump went on to peddle false election conspiracies, including that he won the election, after dodging questions in a Time interview earlier this week about whether he’d resort to political violence if he lost. 

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"They said that if I got the 63 million that I got the first time, which we won, that there was no way I could lose. I got millions and millions of more votes than that, and they nipped us,” Trump said . “We're not letting that bulls**t happen again."

The former president, who appointed three Supreme Court justices responsible for Roe v. Wade’s overturn, addressed the deeply unpopular ruling. 

“Democrats, Republicans, everybody wanted to get abortion out of the federal government. Everybody wanted that,” he said, before thanking the conservative justices “for the wisdom and the courage” to gut abortion protections.

Trump, who said that “people are absolutely thrilled” with abortion rights being left to the states, falsely  accused Democrats of allowing late-term abortions at eight and nine months and “execution after birth.”

To crowds in Wisconsin, Trump applauded the New York Police Department’s crackdown on protests at Columbia University and the City College of New York late Tuesday night, calling the raids “a beautiful thing to watch.” 

“New York was under siege last night,” he said of student demonstrators. "To every college president, I say remove the encampments immediately. Vanquish the radicals and take back our campuses for all of the normal students."

The defendant in a New York criminal hush money trial took the soapbox as an opportunity to lambast proceedings in his criminal trial, as well as previous judgments in a defamation case won by E. Jean Carroll.

“Every one of these fake cases is bulls**t, every single one,” Trump told the crowd, who reportedly became hushed as he ranted about his legal woes. Per Trump, “great legal experts,” including Sean Hannity and Mark Levin, believed there was no case.

“I have a crooked judge, he’s a totally conflicted judge. And [the jury] is in about a 95 percent Democrat area,” Trump said of Judge Merchan , taking care not to mention witnesses in the case.

He went on to criticize the $91 million dollar judgment incurred on him for repeatedly defaming Carroll. 

“They said I defamed her. Because I said her story isn’t true, I defamed her,” he said. “Hopefully the appeal process works because, if it doesn’t, you just don’t have a country.” 

Trump is due back in court Thursday morning for a hearing on further violations of his gag order, after Merchan warned that he may have to turn to jail time.

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interloper \ ˈɪntərˌloʊpər \ noun

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