demonstrates
Pronunciation: [ˈdɛmənˌstreɪts]
Context: "education"
(verb) to show how something works or to explain it clearly. When you demonstrate something, you are helping others to understand it better by showing it in action.
Example
The teacher demonstrates how to solve a math problem on the board.
Example
The guide did not demonstrate the right way to use the equipment, so we had a hard time.
Example
Can you demonstrate how to use this new tool?
Context: "evidence"
(verb) to provide proof or show evidence of a certain idea or fact. When you demonstrate something, you are making it clear that it is true by showing information or examples.
Example
The scientist demonstrates that the new medicine is effective through her research.
Example
He failed to demonstrate any real improvement in his skills over time.
Example
What evidence can you demonstrate to support your claim?
Context: "behavior"
(verb) to express or show feelings or actions openly. When you demonstrate your feelings, it means others can see what you are feeling or how you act.
Example
She demonstrates kindness by helping her classmates.
Example
He doesn’t demonstrate much excitement about the competition.
Example
How do you demonstrate your support for your friends?