Present

As a noun, "present" signifies a gift or something offered without expectation of payment. As an adjective, it describes something existing or occurring at a particular time; also, being at a specific place. As a verb, it means to give formally, introduce, or bring forth something. It can also signify offering something for consideration or display. The word implies existence in the current moment, the act of giving, or the state of being in attendance.

Present meaning with examples

• The child eagerly unwrapped their Christmas Present, a brightly colored toy car that they had longed for.
• During the meeting, I was not Present because I had a prior engagement scheduled with a client.
• The presenter will Present their findings during the final session of the conference.
• The museum decided to Present the artist's latest paintings in a new gallery space.
• A large group of spectators will be Present to witness the game's highly anticipated final match.