demonstrated (Meaning)
demonstrated (s)
having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt
Synonyms & Antonyms of demonstrated
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- existent
- unquestionable
- realistic
- irrefutable
- incontrovertible
- indisputable
- effective
- inescapable
- verified
- genuine
- very
- indubitable
- authenticated
- undeniable
- incontestable
- literal
- factual
- verifiable
- true
- concrete
- convincing
- believable
- unmistakable
- sure-enough
Antonyms:
- chimeric
- fictional
- fabricated
- symbolic
- suppositional
- fabricated
- envisaged
- symbolic
- legendary
- illusory
- fanciful
- platonic
- pictured
- inexistent
- fabled
- fictional
- pictured
- fabled
- invented
- reputed
- chimeric
- reputed
- imagined
- inexistent
- envisaged
- imaginary
- imaginary
- fanciful
- invented
- platonic
- chimerical
- suppositional
- illusory
- fictitious
- chimerical
- imagined
- fictitious
- legendary
demonstrated Sentence Examples
- The experiment demonstrated that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius under normal atmospheric pressure.
- Through statistical analysis, the study demonstrated a clear correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
- The presentation demonstrated how the new software could streamline workflow processes.
- His leadership during the crisis demonstrated his ability to remain calm under pressure.
- The athlete demonstrated exceptional skill on the field, earning praise from coaches and spectators alike.
- The teacher demonstrated a deep understanding of the subject matter through engaging lectures and interactive activities.
- The company's financial report demonstrated a significant increase in revenue over the past quarter.
- Her actions during the emergency demonstrated her commitment to helping others in need.
- The research study demonstrated that regular exercise can improve cognitive function in older adults.
- The documentary demonstrated the devastating impact of deforestation on wildlife habitats.
FAQs About the word demonstrated
having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt
established, valid, attested, proven, substantiated,confirmed, real, validated, actual, existent
supposed, envisioned, theoretical, assumed, possible, assumed, conceived, theoretic,possible, alleged
The experiment demonstrated that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius under normal atmospheric pressure.
Through statistical analysis, the study demonstrated a clear correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
The presentation demonstrated how the new software could streamline workflow processes.
His leadership during the crisis demonstrated his ability to remain calm under pressure.
