showeth
Demonstrates in scripture
Showeth is an archaic form of "shows," the third-person singular present tense.
The -eth ending was standard in Early Modern English and persists mainly in biblical and liturgical contexts: The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament showeth his handywork.
Outside religious quotation, it sounds deliberately antiquated or mock-formal.
archaic
Announces formally, archaic
- teachethArchaic verb for educating
- expressethArchaic verb for communicates
declareth
Announces formally, archaic
- teachethArchaic verb for educating
- expressethArchaic verb for communicates
scripture
Sacred religious writings
- psalmSacred scriptural song
- proverbTraditional saying expressing truth
- commandmentAuthoritative rule to obey
gospel · parable · prophecy · revelation · testament · verse · chapter · sermon · apostle · disciple
thee
Second-person object, antiquated
hath · doth · wherefore · hence · verily · prithee · forsooth · quoth · anon · ere
- showed upArrived at location
- baby showerPre-birth gift gathering
- hot showerHeated bathing under spray
- shower curtainWaterproof bathroom partition
- cold showerUnwelcome sobering experience
- showed offDisplayed ostentatiously