Definition: Exhibit (noun) 1. The act of exhibiting an exhibition or exhibition display: The exhibits were displayed to a large crowd at the mall. 2. An exhibition that includes a collection of objects from different sources, such as natural history, art, science, literature, music, or photography. 3. An exhibit in which items are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis, with no distinction between those who have purchased and those who haven't. 4. The practice of exhibiting an exhibition (exhibitions) of works from a single artist's collection for a limited time period to the public. Exhibit(s) 1. A display of paintings, sculptures, or other art objects that are not part of a museum's permanent collection: The exhibit featured artwork by several artists. 2. An exhibition or collection of books, articles, and films that have been published in recent times, including those that have not yet reached the publication stage: This is an exhibit of the latest publications. 3. A display of items from a company's manufacturing line or production process for a limited time period to showcase new products or services. 4. A show of paintings or sculptures displayed at an art gallery where a viewer can purchase a single work of art without waiting in line. Note: The word "exhibit" is a noun that refers to the act of exhibiting something. It does not mean anything else, such as words like "display," "show," or "displaying."
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