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Definition of demonstrate in English: demonstrateverb ˈdɛmənstreɪtˈdɛmənˌstreɪt 1with object Give a practical exhibition and explanation of (how a machine, skill, or craft works or is performed) computerized design methods will be demonstrated with clause she demonstrated how to cook chops Example sentencesExamples - He set up a stall with a stove and demonstrated how to cook his invention.
- During the afternoon a Sea King and its crew demonstrated how it would do a rescue at sea with a diver being winched to safety from Farm Cove.
- Techniques to minimise stress at work were demonstrated at the campaign.
- The project demonstrated how teleoperated echographic diagnosis can be carried out
- Maritime crafts will be demonstrated in a marquee featuring stalls of wood carving, rope craft and the secrets of ship bottling.
- These are the same words spoken by the mechanical voice before the eating machine is demonstrated.
- As he demonstrated how to strike the ball, he ended up flat on his back, much to the disgust of Declan.
- The helicopter crew also demonstrated how an injured man could be rescued from a fishing boat in the high seas.
- Men from the regiment gave military displays and demonstrated how to load muskets.
- On the opening day of the exhibition, Pipop will demonstrate his painting skills by creating a painting in public.
- After quieting us students down, both teachers demonstrated how to make a proper lay-up.
- In addition, no other compound of the translation machinery has been demonstrated to function as a feedback regulator.
- He ducked in and out of the atmosphere to demonstrate the craft's dual capabilities.
- We spent a day walking in the country and he proudly demonstrated how the pockets in his special walking trousers were exactly the right size to fit maps into.
- Merja demonstrated how to throw water from the buckets onto the stones, so a wave of intense heat rushed over us.
- Leibniz visited the Royal Society, and demonstrated his incomplete calculating machine.
- The promoter had even installed a machine and demonstrated how these plates and cups were moulded.
- Each model has its own theoretical consistency and practicality that demonstrates its clinical efficacy.
- My job was to demonstrate the Tomcat's performance and tactical capabilities.
- George demonstrated how his tap water had a milky colour and he was afraid to drink it.
Synonyms give a demonstration of, show how something is done, show how something works exhibit, display, show, illustrate, exemplify, give an idea of 2with object Clearly show the existence or truth of (something) by giving proof or evidence. their shameful silence demonstrates their ineptitude Example sentencesExamples - It was he who demonstrated to the public way back in 1846 that he could render a patient unconscious without pain.
- A number of animal studies have demonstrated that exposure to lead salts is capable of inducing cancer.
- Projects had to be sustainable, give value for money and demonstrate how the public would benefit.
- Barnard had demonstrated that heart transplants were possible.
- It was demonstrated that when a magnet on a stick is placed near the crystal, the magnet is repelled.
- Defence athletes have demonstrated that age is no barrier for people determined to get out and have a go.
- This suggestion clearly demonstrates a remarkable lack of understanding of how a postmaster is paid for the work he/she does.
- This motion has demonstrated that council does have a voice - as it should.
- However, as we demonstrated in the independent public inquiry, nothing could be further from the truth.
- In this paper it is demonstrated that transient expression can easily be performed in ripe fleshy fruits.
- In any event, it was not demonstrated that the booklet was founded on any applicable legislation or regulation.
- Clark's legal team demonstrated that vital medical evidence had been suppressed by the prosecution.
- Well, all of our wars have demonstrated that airpower is but one part of the national strength.
- Some of these tapes clearly demonstrate the incompetence of the investigation.
- The book demonstrated that privacy is not just a matter for celebrities.
- Diaghilev demonstrated that music could and should have an organic function in ballet, not merely serve a decorative purpose.
- This warning was given after it was demonstrated that obtaining a licence in someone else's name was a trivial task.
- The applicant had demonstrated that health and safety guidelines had been complied with and approval of the mast was recommended.
- However, the situation every Friday clearly demonstrates the need for a bypass.
- Phinney demonstrated that folklore was a legitimate academic field of study.
Synonyms reveal, bespeak, indicate, signify, signal, denote, show, display, exhibit, express, manifest, evince, evidence, be evidence of, be an indication of, bear witness to, testify to imply, intimate, give away informal spell literary betoken - 2.1 Show (a feeling or quality) by one's actions.
she began to demonstrate a new-found confidence Example sentencesExamples - The finale takes on almost orchestral proportions, demonstrating the composer's wish to be associated with more than folk music and cute miniatures.
- Sunday night's performance did little to demonstrate Williams' abilities.
- Often those engaged in a navy's work must demonstrate high skill and courage.
- The award is presented to the candidate who most clearly demonstrates a strong commitment to the music teaching profession.
- This is a well-researched piece of work that demonstrates the skill and care of the architects in telling such a story.
- Most pupils of that time treasure years of happy memories, as demonstrated by the huge enthusiastic reunions.
- His work demonstrates the skill of the cabinetmaker at its most intricate.
- Gayle, arms raised towards the heavens and head thrown back, demonstrated nothing more than self-indulgence.
- Suddenly Duffy's charges began to demonstrate a bit of pluck.
- She demonstrates her impressive long distance catching here.
- A group has been on a rally to London to demonstrate its feelings and has also spelt out its views to Institute chiefs in a bid to keep tuition fees as low as possible.
- It wasn't long before the teenager was demonstrating both the self-assurance for which he is renowned and the chip that has taken up residence on his shoulder.
- It demonstrated how comprehensively one could control one's body and express oneself using the body.
- It just demonstrates the work and commitment of our local school even during the summer holidays.
- Their virtues and social responsibility can be demonstrated through their contributions.
- Throughout this campaign he has demonstrated how out of touch he is by failing to make any impact on the dominant public services issue.
- The tribute show in particular demonstrated how instantly witty he was.
- To do that, learn how to perform correctly so you can demonstrate your skills consistently.
- The learners must demonstrate competence in all technical skills by performing the tasks.
- In short, the manager has to find succour from shoestrings, a quality that Scott has demonstrated in the past.
Synonyms show, show beyond doubt, indicate, determine, establish, prove, validate, confirm, verify, corroborate, substantiate, constitute evidence, constitute proof
3no object Take part in a public demonstration. thousands demonstrated in favour of the government Example sentencesExamples - A couple of weeks ago, thousands of officers demonstrated in the square.
- Many thousands struck and demonstrated in other parts of the country.
- It is those of us without cars who should be demonstrating because we get such a raw deal with public transport.
- Thousands were demonstrating today - I think near the Ministry of Oil (though someone said it was somewhere else).
- Thousands demonstrated and they were joined by striking firefighters.
- Another 40,000 marched in San Francisco, with thousands more demonstrating in Amsterdam, Berlin and other European cities.
- The following Sunday, a million people gathered in Paris to demonstrate in favour of independent schools.
- That is why tens of thousands of us have demonstrated against fees.
- Thousands of students demonstrated at the university.
- Thousands of us were demonstrating in Colchester and the police had barred our way from marching into town.
- Last Saturday thousands demonstrated in protest at the housing crisis.
- Today, there was about a half-dozen people across the street carrying signs demonstrating in favor of the monument being moved.
- Thousands were demonstrating today all over the country.
- Throughout Latin America thousands of people demonstrated on 15 February.
- But even as they meet, thousands of protesters are demonstrating in the area.
- In Chicago thousands demonstrated, blocking traffic and several times breaching lines of riot and mounted police.
- Several thousand journalists demonstrated in the city against restrictions on press freedom.
- Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated against the high cost of living in March and April.
- Couldn't the point be made equally effectively by demonstrating in some more public space where private homes and families wouldn't be disrupted?
Synonyms protest, rally, hold a rally, march, parade sit in, stage a sit-in, picket, form a picket line, strike, go on strike, walk out mutiny, rebel
Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense 'point out'): from Latin demonstrat- 'pointed out', from the verb demonstrare. muster from Late Middle English: The word muster has a military swagger to it, conjuring up a picture of troops gathering for inspection or in preparation for battle. In Australia and New Zealand, though, the things most often mustered are cattle, sheep, and other livestock that are scattered and need to be rounded up. The phrase to pass muster, ‘to be accepted as adequate or satisfactory’, was originally to pass the musters and referred to soldiers undergoing inspection without getting into trouble with senior officers. The word itself goes back to Latin monstrare ‘to show’, the source also of demonstrate (mid 16th century) and remonstrate (late 16th century).
Definition of demonstrate in US English: demonstrateverbˈdɛmənˌstreɪtˈdemənˌstrāt [with object]1Give a practical exhibition and explanation of (how a machine, skill, or craft works or is performed) computerized design methods will be demonstrated with clause he demonstrated how to make his favorite hotdog Example sentencesExamples - In addition, no other compound of the translation machinery has been demonstrated to function as a feedback regulator.
- He ducked in and out of the atmosphere to demonstrate the craft's dual capabilities.
- He set up a stall with a stove and demonstrated how to cook his invention.
- During the afternoon a Sea King and its crew demonstrated how it would do a rescue at sea with a diver being winched to safety from Farm Cove.
- Maritime crafts will be demonstrated in a marquee featuring stalls of wood carving, rope craft and the secrets of ship bottling.
- Techniques to minimise stress at work were demonstrated at the campaign.
- George demonstrated how his tap water had a milky colour and he was afraid to drink it.
- My job was to demonstrate the Tomcat's performance and tactical capabilities.
- After quieting us students down, both teachers demonstrated how to make a proper lay-up.
- Men from the regiment gave military displays and demonstrated how to load muskets.
- We spent a day walking in the country and he proudly demonstrated how the pockets in his special walking trousers were exactly the right size to fit maps into.
- Merja demonstrated how to throw water from the buckets onto the stones, so a wave of intense heat rushed over us.
- Leibniz visited the Royal Society, and demonstrated his incomplete calculating machine.
- Each model has its own theoretical consistency and practicality that demonstrates its clinical efficacy.
- The promoter had even installed a machine and demonstrated how these plates and cups were moulded.
- On the opening day of the exhibition, Pipop will demonstrate his painting skills by creating a painting in public.
- These are the same words spoken by the mechanical voice before the eating machine is demonstrated.
- The helicopter crew also demonstrated how an injured man could be rescued from a fishing boat in the high seas.
- The project demonstrated how teleoperated echographic diagnosis can be carried out
- As he demonstrated how to strike the ball, he ended up flat on his back, much to the disgust of Declan.
Synonyms give a demonstration of, show how something is done, show how something works 2Clearly show the existence or truth of (something) by giving proof or evidence. their shameful silence demonstrates their ineptitude Example sentencesExamples - A number of animal studies have demonstrated that exposure to lead salts is capable of inducing cancer.
- This warning was given after it was demonstrated that obtaining a licence in someone else's name was a trivial task.
- Diaghilev demonstrated that music could and should have an organic function in ballet, not merely serve a decorative purpose.
- This motion has demonstrated that council does have a voice - as it should.
- This suggestion clearly demonstrates a remarkable lack of understanding of how a postmaster is paid for the work he/she does.
- Projects had to be sustainable, give value for money and demonstrate how the public would benefit.
- The applicant had demonstrated that health and safety guidelines had been complied with and approval of the mast was recommended.
- However, the situation every Friday clearly demonstrates the need for a bypass.
- The book demonstrated that privacy is not just a matter for celebrities.
- Well, all of our wars have demonstrated that airpower is but one part of the national strength.
- Clark's legal team demonstrated that vital medical evidence had been suppressed by the prosecution.
- However, as we demonstrated in the independent public inquiry, nothing could be further from the truth.
- Phinney demonstrated that folklore was a legitimate academic field of study.
- In any event, it was not demonstrated that the booklet was founded on any applicable legislation or regulation.
- It was demonstrated that when a magnet on a stick is placed near the crystal, the magnet is repelled.
- Barnard had demonstrated that heart transplants were possible.
- Some of these tapes clearly demonstrate the incompetence of the investigation.
- Defence athletes have demonstrated that age is no barrier for people determined to get out and have a go.
- It was he who demonstrated to the public way back in 1846 that he could render a patient unconscious without pain.
- In this paper it is demonstrated that transient expression can easily be performed in ripe fleshy fruits.
Synonyms reveal, bespeak, indicate, signify, signal, denote, show, display, exhibit, express, manifest, evince, evidence, be evidence of, be an indication of, bear witness to, testify to - 2.1 Show or express (a feeling or quality) by one's actions.
she began to demonstrate a new-found confidence Example sentencesExamples - The learners must demonstrate competence in all technical skills by performing the tasks.
- Often those engaged in a navy's work must demonstrate high skill and courage.
- The finale takes on almost orchestral proportions, demonstrating the composer's wish to be associated with more than folk music and cute miniatures.
- Sunday night's performance did little to demonstrate Williams' abilities.
- A group has been on a rally to London to demonstrate its feelings and has also spelt out its views to Institute chiefs in a bid to keep tuition fees as low as possible.
- It just demonstrates the work and commitment of our local school even during the summer holidays.
- In short, the manager has to find succour from shoestrings, a quality that Scott has demonstrated in the past.
- It demonstrated how comprehensively one could control one's body and express oneself using the body.
- Their virtues and social responsibility can be demonstrated through their contributions.
- Most pupils of that time treasure years of happy memories, as demonstrated by the huge enthusiastic reunions.
- His work demonstrates the skill of the cabinetmaker at its most intricate.
- Throughout this campaign he has demonstrated how out of touch he is by failing to make any impact on the dominant public services issue.
- The tribute show in particular demonstrated how instantly witty he was.
- The award is presented to the candidate who most clearly demonstrates a strong commitment to the music teaching profession.
- This is a well-researched piece of work that demonstrates the skill and care of the architects in telling such a story.
- To do that, learn how to perform correctly so you can demonstrate your skills consistently.
- Suddenly Duffy's charges began to demonstrate a bit of pluck.
- Gayle, arms raised towards the heavens and head thrown back, demonstrated nothing more than self-indulgence.
- She demonstrates her impressive long distance catching here.
- It wasn't long before the teenager was demonstrating both the self-assurance for which he is renowned and the chip that has taken up residence on his shoulder.
Synonyms show, show beyond doubt, indicate, determine, establish, prove, validate, confirm, verify, corroborate, substantiate, constitute evidence, constitute proof
3no object Take part in a public demonstration. thousands demonstrated in favor of the government Example sentencesExamples - Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated against the high cost of living in March and April.
- Throughout Latin America thousands of people demonstrated on 15 February.
- Couldn't the point be made equally effectively by demonstrating in some more public space where private homes and families wouldn't be disrupted?
- Thousands demonstrated and they were joined by striking firefighters.
- Another 40,000 marched in San Francisco, with thousands more demonstrating in Amsterdam, Berlin and other European cities.
- That is why tens of thousands of us have demonstrated against fees.
- Thousands were demonstrating today - I think near the Ministry of Oil (though someone said it was somewhere else).
- A couple of weeks ago, thousands of officers demonstrated in the square.
- It is those of us without cars who should be demonstrating because we get such a raw deal with public transport.
- Thousands of students demonstrated at the university.
- Last Saturday thousands demonstrated in protest at the housing crisis.
- Thousands were demonstrating today all over the country.
- Thousands of us were demonstrating in Colchester and the police had barred our way from marching into town.
- Several thousand journalists demonstrated in the city against restrictions on press freedom.
- In Chicago thousands demonstrated, blocking traffic and several times breaching lines of riot and mounted police.
- But even as they meet, thousands of protesters are demonstrating in the area.
- Today, there was about a half-dozen people across the street carrying signs demonstrating in favor of the monument being moved.
- Many thousands struck and demonstrated in other parts of the country.
- The following Sunday, a million people gathered in Paris to demonstrate in favour of independent schools.
Synonyms protest, rally, hold a rally, march, parade
Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense ‘point out’): from Latin demonstrat- ‘pointed out’, from the verb demonstrare. |