demonstrates
Makes clearly evident
Demonstrates means to show clearly or prove through evidence or example.
A scientist demonstrates a theory through experiments; a protester demonstrates against injustice by marching.
To demonstrate a product is to show how it works: The salesman demonstrated the vacuum's suction power.
The word suggests making something visible or evident that might otherwise remain abstract or unclear.
Visual presentations or screens
- exhibitsDisplays for viewing
- presentsItems given freely
- revealsMakes visible or known
- illustratesShows by example
depicts · manifests · showcases · highlights · conveys · expresses · portrays · indicates
Facts supporting truth
- proofDemonstration of truth
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- verificationProving something accurate
- substantiationProof of truth
corroboration · confirmation · documentation · authentication · testimony · certification · attestation · justification
displays
Visual presentations or screens
illustrates · depicts · manifests · showcases · highlights · conveys · expresses · portrays · indicates · signifies
evidence
Facts supporting truth
- proofDemonstration of truth
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- verificationProving something accurate
substantiation · corroboration · confirmation · documentation · authentication · testimony · certification · attestation · justification · endorsement
marches
Coordinated rhythmic walking
- ralliesGathers or recovers
- picketsProtesters outside a workplace
- protestsPublic expressions of opposition
activism · placards · chants · solidarity · movement · dissent · assembly · advocacy · campaign · strike
- signifiesrepresents, means, signifies, denotes, stands for
- lays outarranges, organizes, displays, spreads, presents
- highlightshighlight, highlights, high point, spotlight, peak
- takes chargecontrols, manages, directs, leads, commands
demonstratesdisproves
Shows to be untrue
refutes · invalidates · debunks · falsifies · contradicts
demonstratesdistorts
Misrepresents or deforms
obfuscates · muddles · confuses · misrepresents · clouds
- public demonstrationsCollective acts of civic expression
- peaceful demonstrationCalm collective public objection
- live demonstrationsReal-time instructional performances
- mass demonstrationsLarge public political gatherings
- skill demonstration
- science demonstrationsEducational experiments performed publicly
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