to demo
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3.8
- verb
- /ˈdɛmoʊ/
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- During the meeting, she will demo how the new software improves productivity.
- demo the product
- demo skis
- demo boots
And so they're creating a plan to to demo everything if like that became necessary.
- And so they're creating a plan to to demo everything if like that became necessary.
- I mean, I can't demo flex because there is no flex.
- Yes, I am in fact doing more demo to my room.
Examples
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In his presentation, he demoed a tool he wrote called Spondulas.
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Well then why don't you come demo it for me in person?
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Let me actually give you a demo of Chicken Foot.
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OK but to kick this off, I want to demo live demo two games.
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OK, so I would just demo the entire thing.
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I was hoping to demo your unit.
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How would you demo your newest, most expensive product?
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Many shows allow you to demo your product on the exhibit hall floor for an extra fee.
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Also, share your tips and tricks, and demo new ways of using Inkscape for cool stuff.
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Andy Zehman of Benjamin Vineyards will be demoing all the steps of the wine-making process in this class.
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Synonyms
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1.0
To let others see or notice something
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2.8
Introduce information or ideas to a group
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3.1
Show people how something works or is done
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3.4
To show something to the public or show a feeling
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb demo comes from demonstrate, built from Latin de- and monstrare meaning 'to show'. So to demo something is simply to show or present it to other people.