0 past simple and past participle of showcase
1 to show the best qualities or parts of something:
The main aim of the exhibition is to showcase British design.
The spectacle showcased less the hero than the worship of the hero.
The "democratic machine" also showcased symbols of cultural attainment - because, whether played or merely displayed, red seals made cultural consumption conspicuous.
Indeed, this is one of the few places in the opera where the quality of the voice itself is showcased.
In a way, these public spaces showcased spectacles, where passersby took in displays of leisure and consumption like spectators.
Regional building materials are showcased by some projects, or environmentally advocated by others, but they are no longer necessitated.
The music was newly-composed, rather than relying on pre-existing tunes, and showcased the talents of an accomplished composer.
Through such forms two 'ageing' societies showcased the health and vigour of the urban young and made manifest the anxieties they shared over their rising generations.
Under the encouragement of clerics, spiritual autobiographies and the lives they showcased also often circulated in manuscript or print for others to follow as spiritual models.
