Demonstrative is valid Scrabble Word

Is demonstrative a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is demonstrative valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

13 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for DEMONSTRATIVE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a demonstrative word or morpheme
a demonstrative determiner or pronoun.
A demonstrative pronoun; as, \"this\" and \"that\" are demonstratives.
a pronoun that points out an intended referent

ADJECTIVE:

serving to demonstrate
(of a person) unrestrained in showing feelings, especially those of affection
serving as conclusive evidence of something
involving demonstration, especially by scientific means
(of a determiner or pronoun) indicating the person or thing referred to (e.g. this, that, those).
Having the nature of demonstration; tending to demonstrate; making evident; exhibiting clearly or conclusively.

Expressing, or apt to express, much; displaying feeling or sentiment; as, her nature was demonstrative.
Consisting of eulogy or of invective.
given to or marked by the open expression of emotion

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

demonstrating as real or true; characterized or established by demonstration

Words related to DEMONSTRATIVE

demonstratively24 demonstratives20

Words that contain DEMONSTRATIVE

demonstratives20 demonstratively24 undemonstrative21 demonstrativene21 demonstrativeness23 undemonstratively26 demonstrativenesses25 undemonstrativeness25 undemonstrativenesses27

How to use DEMONSTRATIVE in a sentence

Her affection and anger were alike demonstrative, her temper never for an hour secure.
Secondly, to supply the narrowness of Demonstrative and Intuitive Knowledge we have nothing but Judgment upon probable reasoning.
Every one has some worry or other, and as for being peculiar, all foreigners seem more or less so to us, they are so unreserved and demonstrative.
Horace Smith happened to be there, on the occasion, and was not less demonstrative in his praise of their merits.
They were confident without any demonstrative sign that they were superior beings destined by God, or the force of fate, to hold the fullest meaning of civilization.
No demonstrative reason can be given, for the contrary to the recurrence of a fact of nature is no contradiction.
It was a rare thing for Densie to be at all demonstrative, but in the suffering expression of Mrs.
We were present, and for a time did not notice her, for she is very demonstrative.
But, as before shown, a demonstrative revelation has not been made, and there may well be good reasons why it should not.
When such an one does give himself to God, his repentance may not be so marked, or his faith be so demonstrative, but on this account the conversion is none the less real.

Men are less demonstrative and therefore more sincere in their friendships.
My mother, as I think I have already sufficiently indicated, was, on the other hand, more demonstrative.
And Sedgwick, if not quite so demonstrative, was quite as much rejoiced.
Adding, perhaps, Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments, because of the demonstrative manner in which he has treated that branch of the subject.
It must be acknowledged that these conjectures did not rest on any thing demonstrative.
He was not demonstrative, and was often misunderstood.
A few minutes brought them to the spot, and, though their greeting was less demonstrative, their eyes filled with tears over the exceeding joy of the reunited family.
That she was a somewhat rigid and not over demonstrative woman, we may take for granted.
The testimony of the classic authors to say nothing of the known antiquity of the language in which the system is preserved is demonstrative on this point.
But the young ladies only peeped out behind the window curtains, in the background of the noisy demonstrative band of youngsters.
His eloquence is not demonstrative, but calm, dignified, and earnest, apparently confident in the correctness of his views, and yet cautious to avoid giving offense to others.
This circumstance filled his followers with revived hopes, and the agitation became more enthusiastic and demonstrative.
At the beginning of 1857 these symptoms became demonstrative and terrible.
But a moment before, the audience had been noisily demonstrative.
Little demonstrative, as was shown by his composed face and quiet attitude, the old man had an inward calm not expressed in phrases nor by emphasis.
Her worship of him was distinctly pleasant, if a little too demonstrative.
As the helpless or apologetic man often wishes to show his state of mind, he then acts in a conspicuous or demonstrative manner.
What a case! It was an abnormal and sinister mystery in any light, with no absolute or demonstrative certainty of proof by any of its circumstances, however regarded.
The crowd was less demonstrative than is usual on such occasions.
Unconsciously to herself, he became more to her than her sister, who was indulgent in the extreme, but not very demonstrative.
I fear I was not demonstrative in my affection for her.
Indeed, but for the unpleasant, latent consciousness of that very feeling, Lucy would have made her sympathy more demonstrative.
Fanny had never troubled her husband with any demonstrative affection, and certainly never with jealousy.

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