Similar words: demonstration, demonstrate, demonstrator, remonstrate, remonstrance, administrative, constructive, monstrosity. Meaning: [dɪ'mɒnstrətɪv] 
n. a pronoun that points out an intended referent. adj. 1. given to or marked by the open expression of emotion 2. serving to demonstrate.
n. a pronoun that points out an intended referent. adj. 1. given to or marked by the open expression of emotion 2. serving to demonstrate. 
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61. Should seek equalize to approve economic benefits tall, demonstrative belt the priority discipline with powerful motive force.
62. Until recently, China's official policy was of demonstrative modesty - the dragon as gecko.
63. The following examples are demonstrative of optimization profiles usage in 3 categories, namely, general optimization, query rewrite, and plan optimization.
64. Not only syntactic position but also occurrence frequency of the other demonstrative pronoun is different.
64. Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!
65. Based on the theories of Deixis and Cohesion, this dissertation reclassifies Chinese demonstrative pronouns this and that.
66. The phenomenon of a pulsating direct current in demonstrative experiment of hand alternator is founded and the reasonable explanation is presented.
67. Nim glanced sideways at Ruth, who was smiling at the demonstrative reception.
68. The paper discusses the scope meaning of demonstrative pronoun from two respects: 1.
69. Based on syntactic position, other demonstrative pronoun can be divided into two categories: nominal and additional.
70. In all of this, he was, as he considered, desperately hard on Montague, and very demonstrative of his own brilliant parts.
More similar words: demonstration, demonstrate, demonstrator, remonstrate, remonstrance, administrative, constructive, monstrosity, constrain, constraint, democratic, democratize, constrainedly, democratically, democratic party, stratify, lucrative, narrative, imperative, conservative, cooperative, figurative, decorative, pejorative, prostration, frustration, frustrating, declarative, vituperative, illustration.