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Showed: meaning, definitions and examples

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showed

 

[ ʃoʊd ]

Context #1

past tense

To have revealed or displayed something to others.

Synonyms

displayed, presented, revealed

Examples of usage

  • He showed me his new car.
  • She showed her talent at the concert.
  • We showed our support by attending the event.
Context #2

television

A television program or series.

Synonyms

broadcast, program, series

Examples of usage

  • I watched a great show last night.
  • The new show on Netflix is getting good reviews.

Word origin

The word 'showed' is the past tense form of the verb 'show'. The term originated from the Old English word 'sceawian', which meant 'to look at, see, gaze'. Over time, the meaning evolved to include the idea of presenting something to be seen by others. The use of 'showed' in the context of television programming originated in the early 20th century with the advent of television as a form of entertainment.

See also: show, showable, showbiz, showcase, showcased, showdown, shower, showery, showily, showiness, showing, showjumper, showman, showmanship, showmen, shown, showpiece, showroom, shows, showstopper, showup, showy.