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Meanings of demonstration in English
Usage of demonstration in English
1
It was simply a demonstration in support of the right to demonstrate.
2
The decision to hold a demonstration was taken at a recent meeting.
3
The event was an unprecedented demonstration of public concern about the environment.
4
All in all, it's a good demonstration of proper competitive archery form.
5
Local officials hailed the investment as a demonstration of confidence in Spain.
6
Thousands of people have taken part in an anti-racism demonstration in Belfast.
7
It makes for quite a demonstration; I consider it no mean feat.
8
The article described a 2009 human papillomavirus vaccination demonstration project in India.
9
Protesters attend a demonstration demanding free elections in Baku, Azerbaijan, May 2010.
10
The demonstration model already in action in Fife has proved immensely popular.
11
A planned demonstration in Kidal against the deal was postponed, residents said.
12
It is also to hold a national demonstration in Dublin this month.
13
We suggest that our proposal be tested in a major demonstration project
14
Third, our recent demonstration should delay a reinforcement action on their part.
15
Trade unionists and supporters from across the EU participated in the demonstration.
16
The rabbit or guinea pig is used for demonstration in the laboratory.
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Translations for demonstration
Russian
Demonstration through the time
Demonstration across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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