shew

[ shoh ]

verb (used with or without object)

, shewed, shewn, shew·ing,

1. an archaic spelling of show.

shew

/ ʃəʊ /

verb

1. an archaic spelling of show

Derived Forms

• ˈshewer, noun

Example Sentences

He seemed hardly to hear her; he was thoughtful—and in a manner which shewed him not pleased, soon afterwards said,

From Literature

Much has already been said in the excellent blog by Jonathan Liew; the intolerance shewn by to Ms Osaka in respect of her health and well being beggars belief.

From The Guardian

So likewise those living creatures that are enemies to poisonous things, and swallow them up without danger, may shew us that such poisons will cure the bitings and blows of those creatures.

From Literature

Yet tree shews do not share the same enzyme-producing mutation as humans.

From New York Times

‘Take with you paper and ynke,’ instructed a well-educated mariner in the 1850s, ‘and keepe a continual journal … that may be shewed and read at your return.”

From New York Times