Definition
to demonstrate (a theory): to show, to explain, to illustrate (a theory)
to demonstrate (against the war): to make a public expression of dissatisfaction (against the war) usually by marching in the street
an (anti-war) demonstration a march (against the war)
to demonstrate (a quality): to show, to express, to display (a quality)
He demonstrated great courage during the Vietnam War.
- "We all know that our sales are good, but I want to show you something that demonstrates just how good they are."
- "To become a manager, you generally demonstrate experience, aptitude and good leadership skills."
- "Now I'm going to conduct a simple experiment to demonstrate the properties of these different materials."
- "Most recently, while working in a special division of the British government, I demonstrated an exceptional facility for efficiency, organisation, discretion and meeting deadlines."
- "Mr. Cheeter demonstrates an effectiveness I have only seen in the movies!"
- "Though you still show much difficulty respecting our "no touching" rule, you have demonstrated great progress in the following areas"
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