expositions (Meaning)
expositions
discourse or an example of it designed to convey information or explain what is difficult to understand, an explanation of something, a public exhibition, the first part of a piece of music in which the theme is presented, a piece of writing that explains, a setting forth of the meaning or purpose (as of a writing), a public exhibition or show, the first part of a musical composition in sonata form in which the thematic material of the movement is presented, the opening section of a fugue
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expositions Sentence Examples
- The museum's expositions showcased rare artifacts from ancient civilizations.
- The art gallery featured thought-provoking expositions on contemporary artists.
- The science center's expositions explored the wonders of the natural world.
- The World's Fair featured pavilions from different nations, each housing unique expositions.
- The technology exhibition presented cutting-edge innovations through interactive expositions.
- The park's flower show included elaborate expositions of exotic and native plant species.
- The university library organized an exposition on historical manuscripts and first editions.
- The cultural festival featured expositions representing diverse traditions from around the globe.
- The trade fair showcased industry-leading products and services through comprehensive expositions.
- The literary convention included a series of expositions by renowned authors on their latest works.
FAQs About the word expositions
discourse or an example of it designed to convey information or explain what is difficult to understand, an explanation of something, a public exhibition, the f
displays, exhibitions,exhibits, expos,fairs, productions, presentations, sales, spectacles, demonstrations
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The museum's expositions showcased rare artifacts from ancient civilizations.
The art gallery featured thought-provoking expositions on contemporary artists.
The science center's expositions explored the wonders of the natural world.
The World's Fair featured pavilions from different nations, each housing unique expositions.
