We are going to do some etymology. Let's Google etymology and read a definition for 10 minutes. Do your 1, 5 and 10 times tables. So what is the meaning of demonstrate? What is the meaning of demon-scape vs. demonstrate? Demon-scape is to "demonstrate" or show or prove something using landscapes. second-person singular present passive indicative of dēmōnstrō "be thou shown; be thou proven" Did you notice that the Murdaugh District Attorney is not unlike Hitler with respect to any abuse of due process? But, because Germany was always a racially tolerant nation, law abiding and law enforcing, we notice that Hitler might have been an actor to being to the surface the emergence of a more ignorant North American DNA that was shipped over as soldiers, that died in the war and who DNA was buried and sown into the water table and water systems accidentally reverberating its ignorance as it ended up in the wombs of women after all that War across Europe reaching the age of majority by 1938 after WW1.

 We are going to do some etymology.  Let's Google etymology and read a definition for 10 minutes.     Do your 1, 5 and 10 times tables.  So what is the meaning of demonstrate?  

What is the meaning of demon-scape vs. demonstrate? 

Demon-scape is to "demonstrate" or show or prove something using landscapes. 

  1. second-person singular present passive indicative of dēmōnstrō  "be thou shown; be thou proven"

Did you notice that the Murdaugh District Attorney is not unlike Hitler with respect to any abuse of due process? But, because Germany was always a racially tolerant nation,  law abiding  and law enforcing, we notice that Hitler might have been an actor to being to the surface the emergence of a more ignorant North American DNA that was shipped over as soldiers, that died in the war and who DNA was buried and  sown into the water table and water systems accidentally reverberating its ignorance  as it ended up in the wombs of women after all that War across Europe reaching the age of majority by 1938 after WW1.  

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dem·on·strate
verb
verb: demonstrate; 3rd person present: demonstrates; past tense: demonstrated; past participle: demonstrated; gerund or present participle: demonstrating
  1. 1.
    give a practical exhibition and explanation of (how a machine, skill, or craft works or is performed).
    "computerized design methods will be demonstrated"
    Similar:
    give a demonstration of
    show how something is done
    show how something works
    exhibit
    display
    show
    illustrate
    exemplify
    give an idea of
  2. 2.
    clearly show the existence or truth of (something) by giving proof or evidence.
    "their shameful silence demonstrates their ineptitude"
    Similar:
    reveal
    bespeak
    indicate
    signify
    signal
    denote
    show
    display
    exhibit
    express
    manifest
    evince
    evidence
    be evidence of
    be an indication of
    bear witness to
    testify to
    imply
    intimate
    give away
    spell
    betoken
    Opposite:
    hide
    • show or express (a feeling or quality) by one's actions.
      "she began to demonstrate a new-found confidence"
      Similar:
      show
      show beyond doubt
      indicate
      determine
      establish
      prove
      validate
      confirm
      verify
      corroborate
      substantiate
      constitute evidence
      constitute proof
  3. 3.
    take part in a public demonstration.
    "thousands demonstrated against illegal deforestation"
    Similar:
    protest
    rally
    hold a rally
    march
    parade
    sit in
    stage a sit-in
    picket
    form a picket line
    strike
    go on strike
    walk out
    mutiny
    rebel
Origin
mid 16th century (in the sense ‘point out’): from Latin demonstrat- ‘pointed out’, from the verb demonstrare .

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Latin[edit]

Verb[edit]

dēmōnstrāre

  1. present active infinitive of dēmōnstrō  "to show; to prove"
  2. second-person singular present passive imperative of dēmōnstrō
  3. second-person singular present passive indicative of dēmōnstrō  "be thou shown; be thou proven"

Romanian[edit]

Etymology[edit]

demonstra +‎ -re

Noun[edit]

demonstrare f (plural demonstrări)

  1. demonstration


-scape
suffix
UK 
 / -skeɪp/ US 
 / -skeɪp/
 
used to form nouns referring to an area that has a particular character because of the type of things that can be seen, heard, smelled, or experienced in it, or to a work of art that represents such an area:
a warscape of empty, broken buildings
a winterscape of bare trees
The film designer has created a bleak futurescape.
See also
cityscape
cloudscape
dreamscape
hardscape
hellscape
landscape
mindscape
moonscape
roofscape
seascape
skyscape
smellscape
snowscape
soundscape
streetscape
tablescape
townscape
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