Synonyms for demonstrated
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1. demonstrated

   Synonyms:
   certain, consistent, demonstrable, established, incontestable, incontrovertible, indisputable, indubitable, infallible, logical, rational, reasonable, sagacious, sensible, sound, substantial, true, undeniable, unquestionable, wise

   Antonyms:
   absurd, anomalous, chimerical, erroneous, false, foolish, ill-advised, ill-considered, ill-judged, inconclusive, incorrect, infatuated, irrational, ludicrous, mistaken, monstrous, nonsensical, paradoxical, preposterous, ridiculous, senseless, stupid, unreasonable, wild

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1. demonstratedadjective

   having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt

   Antonyms:
   contestable

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1. showed

   verbal past tense of demonstration.

   she demonstrated a really impressive slideshow.

   Submitted by acronimous on October 23, 2014  

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1. List of paraphrases for "demonstrated":

   shown, showed, proved, proven, revealed, evidenced, displayed, illustrated, demonstrate, protested, highlighted, marched, indicated, expressed, manifested, exhibited

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1. Ulrich Weber:

   We wanted to get an agreement at the negotiating table and we've demonstrated we're willing to do that.

2. Rochelle Walensky:

   We have new science that has demonstrated the value of masking. 3.5 times increased risk of school outbreaks if you’re unmasked in schools vs. masking in schools.

3. Alberto Carvalho:

   We have innovative models, models where students do not need to come to school for education, in the last quarter we demonstrated how effective they can be, continuous remote education without necessarily forcing all students into the same building at the same time.

4. Gary Slutkin:

   You're interrupting the transmission. You're getting to the places where events are most likely to happen, with the right people who can get there, we've demonstrated you can drop violence in neighborhoods, to the point where it would be a very rare event.

5. Principal Philip DAmico:

   The question was inappropriate and demonstrated an unacceptable lack of good judgment on the part of the teacher.