demonstrativeness
- noun
- /ˌdɛmənˈstreɪtɪvnəs/
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demostratividad
- John's demonstrativeness is quite charming.
Examples
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Her demonstrativeness made everyone feel instantly comfortable at the party.
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In some cultures, demonstrativeness is encouraged, while in others, restraint is valued.
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He admired his friend's demonstrativeness, which contrasted with his own reserved nature.
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Her demonstrativeness made everyone feel welcome.
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Her demonstrativeness shines through when she shares her feelings about art with friends.
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The child's demonstrativeness made it clear how excited he was for his birthday party.
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During the meeting, her demonstrativeness helped convey the team's passion for the project.
Synonyms
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3.4
The way someone shows thoughts and feelings in speech and writing
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6.3
Saying your thoughts and feelings freely, often in a direct way
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4.1
The ability to show feelings or ideas clearly in words, art and movement
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6.4
A deep, strong feeling in music or art that moves people
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7.5
A warm, open way of showing strong feelings
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6.9
How clearly and strongly someone shows thoughts or feelings
Antonyms
How Demonstrative
Surface Forms
Morphology
demonstrativeness = demonstrative (transparent) = demonstrate + ive + ness
Standard noun formation from the adjective 'demonstrative' with -ness, yielding the quality or state of being demonstrative.
Etymology
Demonstrativeness comes from the verb demonstrate, which breaks into de- 'completely' and monstrare 'to show'. So, demonstrativeness is the habit of 'showing' your feelings openly.