show up
Appear, finally present
Show up means to arrive or appear, often with implications about timing or expectation: She finally showed up an hour late, He didn't show up for work.
It can also mean to become visible or evident: The stain shows up under black light.
To show someone up is to embarrass them by outperforming or exposing their inadequacy: She showed him up in front of everyone.
Act of reaching destination
enter · materialize · emerge · surface · check-in · report · present · roll in
Exceed in brilliance
- outdoExceed in achievement
- eclipseCelestial body blocks another
- surpassExceed in achievement
- upstageDivert attention from another
outclass · overshadow · put to shame · best · top · outdress · outplay · humiliate
Make known publicly
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- highlightMost notable part
- bring to lightExpose hidden information
- lay bareReveal completely
betray · display · manifest · unmask · disclose · surface · come to light · emerge
Worthy of trust
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
- punctualArriving when scheduled
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
steady · responsible · committed · dedicated · accountable · unfailing · on time · regular
arrival
Act of reaching destination
reach · enter · materialize · emerge · surface · check-in · report · present · roll in · walk in
outshine
Exceed in brilliance
upstage · outclass · overshadow · put to shame · best · top · outdress · outplay · humiliate · dwarf
expose
Make known publicly
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- highlightMost notable part
- bring to lightExpose hidden information
lay bare · betray · display · manifest · unmask · disclose · surface · come to light · emerge · stand out
dependable
Worthy of trust
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
- punctualArriving when scheduled
faithful · steady · responsible · committed · dedicated · accountable · unfailing · on time · regular · predictable
- phrasal verbslook at, put down, turn on, turn off, wait for
- asistirattend, assist, help, aid, be present
- showing uparriving, arrive, attendance, being there, pop in
- verbsjump, be, speak, wait, do
- outdo someoneoutshine, outclass, outdo, eclipse, surpass
- participationjoin in, take part, membership, attendance, voting