Demonstrate synonyms

Hold a rally, display, be an indication of, confirm, form a picket line, and go on strike are all synonyms for demonstrate. Concealed and obscured are these antonyms of demonstrate. And here are another 59 synonyms for demonstrate.

Another word for demonstrate

1. give a demonstration of

  • Display
  • Exemplify
  • Exhibit
  • Give a demonstration of
  • Illustrate
  • Show how something is done
  • Show how something works
  • Show
  • Give an idea of

2. reveal

  • Be an indication of
  • Be evidence of
  • Bear witness to
  • Bespeak
  • Denote
  • Display
  • Evidence
  • Evince
  • Exhibit
  • Express
  • Give away
  • Imply
  • Indicate
  • Intimate
  • Manifest
  • Reveal
  • Show
  • Signal
  • Signify
  • Spell
  • Testify to
  • Betoken

3. show

  • Confirm
  • Constitute evidence
  • Corroborate
  • Determine
  • Establish
  • Indicate
  • Prove
  • Show beyond doubt
  • Show
  • Substantiate
  • Validate
  • Verify
  • Constitute proof

4. protest

  • Form a picket line
  • Go on strike
  • Hold a rally
  • March
  • Mutiny
  • Parade
  • Picket
  • Protest
  • Rally
  • Sit in
  • Stage a sit-in
  • Strike
  • Walk out
  • Rebel

Demonstrate sentences

She demonstrated her skills during competition.

The experiment demonstrated the theory effectively.

He demonstrated kindness to everyone today.

They demonstrated their project to classmates.


Similar to demonstrate

Word Opposites Synonyms
Mandate Optional, voluntary Instruction, directive
Subordinate Central, major, chief Lower-ranking, junior
Instruction Confusion, misguidance Order, command
Unstoppable Stopable, halted Relentless, invincible
Trash Treasure, valuable Waste, waste material
Irresponsible Responsible, sensible, serious Reckless, rash
Exaggerate Play down, understate Overstate, overemphasize
Exaggerated Understated, moderate Overstated, overemphasized
Inconsistent Consistent, steady Incompatible with, conflicting with
Inconsiderate Considerate, thoughtful Thoughtless, unthinking
Considerate Thoughtless, selfish Attentive, thoughtful
Distraction Focus, concentration Diversion, interruption
Irritated Calm, content Annoyed, frustrated
Irritate Pacify, contented, good-humoured Annoy, vex
Time consuming Quick, efficient Lengthy, slow
Outdated Current, modern, fashionable Old-fashioned, out of date
Innate Acquired, learned Inborn, natural
Central Side, extreme, outer Middle, centre
Aggregate Separate, divide Collection, mass
Institution Dismissal, defrocking, halting, cancellation, ending Organization, establishment
Tempt fate Play it safe, exercise caution, stay Take a risk, push your luck
Fate Free will, chance Destiny, providence
Conservative Left-winger, liberal, socialist Traditionalist, traditional
Water Dry out, parch Sea, ocean
Monitoring Ignoring, neglecting Observing, tracking
Monitor Ignore, neglect Observe, watch
Portrayed Hidden, misrepresented Depicted, represented
Portray Conceal, distort Paint, draw
In private In public, openly In secret, secretly
Private Open, public Personal, one's own
Legitimate Illegal, illegitimate Legal, lawful
Extravagant Reasonable, low, moderate, plain Spendthrift, profligate
On track Off course, misdirected On schedule, on course
Track Ignore, neglect Path, pathway
Transport Hinder, obstruct Convey, carry
Conscious Unconscious, unaware Aware, awake
Transparent Obscure, ambiguous See-through, clear
Restrict Allow, permit Limit, set/impose limits on
Restricted Roomy, unlimited, unrestricted Cramped, confined
Intricate Simple, straightforward Complex, complicated
Unstable Stable, steady Unsteady, rocky
Narrative Silence, summary Account, story
Nonsense Sense, meaning Balderdash, gibberish
Operation Inactivity, idleness Functioning, working
Consensus Disagreement, minority view Agreement, harmony
Trap Release, free. Confine, catch
Incorporate Exclude, separate Embody, include
Of late In the past, formerly Recently, lately
Contrary to In line with, consistent with Opposed to, in contrast to
Contrary Compatible, same Opposite, opposing
Considerable Paltry, minor Sizeable, substantial
Intimidate Reassure, comfort Frighten, menace
Monster Angel, hero Fabulous creature, mythical creature
Construction Destruction, demolition Building, erection
Celebration Mourning, lamentation Jollification, merrymaking