demonstrational
- adjective
- /ˌdɛmənˈstreɪʃənl/
- The city issued permits for the demonstrational march planned for next weekend.
Examples
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The demonstrational rally attracted thousands of supporters.
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Several demonstrational events were organized to raise awareness about climate change.
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Police monitored the demonstrational activities to ensure public safety.
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She organized a demonstrational event for climate change awareness.
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The city issued permits for the demonstrational march planned for next weekend.
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Several demonstrational events were organized to raise awareness about climate change.
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She organized a demonstrational event for climate change awareness.
Synonyms
Designed to make people protest or take action
Antonyms
How Political
Surface Forms
Morphology
demonstrational = demonstration (transparent) = demonstr + ation + al
The adjective is a regular suffixal derivative of 'demonstration', so its protest-related meaning is straightforwardly inherited from the base noun.
Etymology
Demonstrational comes from the Latin parts de- and monstrare, where monstrare means 'to show'. A public demonstration is like a large 'show' of opinion, so something demonstrational is meant for a public protest.