demonstratory (Meaning)

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demonstratory (a.)

Tending to demonstrate; demonstrative.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Her demonstratory gestures conveyed her excitement about the upcoming event.
The politician's speech was demonstratory of his commitment to social reform.
He made a demonstratory gesture towards the broken window to illustrate the extent of the damage.
The demonstrators used banners and chants as demonstratory tools to express their grievances.
The artist's latest exhibit was highly demonstratory, showcasing various techniques and styles.
The company's CEO gave a demonstratory presentation to investors to highlight the company's growth prospects.
The coach's demonstratory instructions motivated the team to give their best performance.
The teacher used a demonstratory experiment to engage students in the lesson.
The demonstrators staged a demonstratory march through the city center to demand action on climate change.
The CEO's demonstratory leadership style inspired confidence among employees.

Tending to demonstrate; demonstrative.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Her demonstratory gestures conveyed her excitement about the upcoming event.

The politician's speech was demonstratory of his commitment to social reform.

He made a demonstratory gesture towards the broken window to illustrate the extent of the damage.

The demonstrators used banners and chants as demonstratory tools to express their grievances.