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demonstrate

Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
pl: nullpast: demonstratedpp: demonstrateding: demonstratingcomp: nullsup: null

This word carries a sense of active verification. When used to prove a point, it suggests a logical progression from evidence to conclusion, making it a staple in academic and legal writing to establish a fact beyond doubt. In a social or mechanical sense, it implies a visual or physical manifestation. Whether it is a product demo or a street protest, the word shifts the focus from theoretical discussion to tangible, observable action.

💬Conversación Casual

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Victoria is in a board meeting while David is at his desk.
Victoria

Cut the buzzwords. Just demonstrate the actual ROI on this.

Victoria
David Smith
David Smith

On it. I'll pivot and send over a breakdown ASAP.

💡
Victoria is cutting through David's corporate jargon, demanding a practical exhibition of results (ROI). David uses the phrasal verb 'pivot' to sound professional while scrambling to meet her demand.

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[something]

To clearly show the existence or truth of something by giving proof or evidence.

"The study demonstrates that regular exercise improves mental health."

Transitive Verb
[something]

To show how something is done or how it works through a practical exhibition.

"The salesperson will demonstrate the new features of the software to the clients."

Intransitive Verb
[N/A]

To take part in a public meeting or march to protest against something or express an opinion.

"Thousands of people gathered in the city center to demonstrate against the new tax laws."

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