demonstrator (Meaning)

Wordnet

demonstrator (n)

a teacher or teacher's assistant who demonstrates the principles that are being taught

someone who demonstrates an article to a prospective buyer

someone who participates in a public display of group feeling

Webster

demonstrator (n.)

One who demonstrates; one who proves anything with certainty, or establishes it by indubitable evidence.

A teacher of practical anatomy.

demonstrator Sentence Examples

  1. The demonstrator held a sign advocating for environmental conservation.
  2. The police arrested several demonstrators who were causing disturbances during the protest.
  3. She joined the march as a peaceful demonstrator, chanting slogans for social justice.
  4. The demonstrators gathered in front of the government building, demanding political reform.
  5. The lead demonstrator organized a sit-in to protest against the proposed legislation.
  6. The university campus was filled with demonstrators advocating for student rights.
  7. The demonstrators marched through the streets, demanding an end to police brutality.
  8. The activist served as a spokesperson for the demonstrators, addressing the media.
  9. The demonstrators remained resolute in their demands for equality and fairness.
  10. The police maintained a watchful eye on the demonstrators to ensure public safety.

FAQs About the word demonstrator

a teacher or teacher's assistant who demonstrates the principles that are being taught, someone who demonstrates an article to a prospective buyer, someone who

protester,protestor, provocateur, exciter, apostle, booster, rebel, objector, picketer, promoter

peacemaker, peacemaker, reconciler, reconciler,, uniter,uniter

The demonstrator held a sign advocating for environmental conservation.

The police arrested several demonstrators who were causing disturbances during the protest.

She joined the march as a peaceful demonstrator, chanting slogans for social justice.

The demonstrators gathered in front of the government building, demanding political reform.