Sheweth

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. An old-fashioned form of 'shows', meaning that it makes something visible or reveals a fact to others
2. Archaic third-person form of the verb to show, used in older English to mean exhibits or demonstrates
3. A dated verb form meaning reveals, makes plain, or proves something through visible evidence or action

Etymology: "Sheweth" is the archaic third-person singular present form of "shew," meaning "to make something visible" or "to show." The ending "-eth" was the traditional suffix for that person and tense in older English, so "he sheweth" or "she sheweth" meant "he shows" or "she shows." The verb "shew" is the older spelling of "show," and the two forms have long existed side by side, with "show" winning out in everyday use.

Synonyms: shows, demonstrates, reveals, displays, exhibits

Antonyms: hides, conceals, obscures, masks, veils