showing up (Meaning)
showing up
to embarrass or cause to look bad especially by comparison, to become involved with others and make an active contribution, to provide help and support for someone, to be plainly evident, a presentation of a criminal defendant or arrestee individually to a witness for identification compare lineup, to be where one is expected to be, arrive, appear, to reveal the true nature of by uncovering faults, reveal, to expose or discredit especially by revealing faults
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showing up Sentence Examples
- Despite the inclement weather, the eager fans showed up in droves for the concert.
- The unexpected guest showed up at the party unannounced, causing a flurry of excitement.
- The children excitedly showed up at school each morning, eager to learn and play.
- The new employees showed up on time and prepared for their first day on the job.
- The meeting was postponed at the last minute, but several attendees still showed up out of habit.
- The stray dog showed up at the doorstep, hungry and seeking shelter.
- The long-lost family members showed up unexpectedly, bringing joy and closure to the reunion.
- The results of the test showed up faster than anticipated, providing an immediate answer.
- The investigation revealed that the perpetrator had shown up at the crime scene prior to the incident.
- The ghost of the former owner is said to show up every Halloween, haunting the halls of the mansion.
FAQs About the word showing up
to embarrass or cause to look bad especially by comparison, to become involved with others and make an active contribution, to provide help and support for some
coming, turning up, unfolding, coming out, showing,appearing, shooting (up), rising, looming, happening
melting (away),going (away), evaporating, evanescing, fading, dissolving, clearing, leaving,disappearing, vanishing
Despite the inclement weather, the eager fans showed up in droves for the concert.
The unexpected guest showed up at the party unannounced, causing a flurry of excitement.
The children excitedly showed up at school each morning, eager to learn and play.
The new employees showed up on time and prepared for their first day on the job.
