demonstrated

Made visibly evident

Demonstrated is the past tense of demonstrate.

To demonstrate something is to show it clearly—through evidence, example, or physical display.

A scientist demonstrates a hypothesis through experiment.

A protester demonstrates opposition by marching.

She demonstrated remarkable patience with the children.

The results demonstrated that the treatment works.

To have demonstrated something is to have proven or shown it.

showed

displayed

Presented for observation

illustrated · depicted · portrayed · conveyed · indicated · signified · expressed · highlighted · visualized · projected

instructed

modeled

Shaped or displayed

guided · performed · exhibited · presented · hands-on · tutorial · practiced · coached · trained · simulated

proved

verified

Confirmed as accurate

established · authenticated · corroborated · certified · documented · attested · justified · vindicated · ascertained · evidenced

evidence

empirical

Based on observation, not theory

studies · documentation · verification · confirmation · validation · substantiation · proof · testimony · indicators · measurements

protested

marched

Walked in procession

assembled · gathered · mobilized · campaigned · petitioned · boycotted · sit-in · occupied · strike · activism

Categories
Opposites
evidential status

demonstratedundemonstrated

Not yet established

unproven · unsubstantiated · unverified · unsupported · unconfirmed

epistemic certainty

demonstratedassumed

Taken as true

guessed · supposed · presumed · speculated · conjectured

validity/refutation

demonstrateddisproved

Proved something was wrong

refuted · debunked · confuted · invalidated · falsified

Phrases
Family

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