Demonetize

de-mon'e-tiz, v. [-tized (-tTzd>, -tizing.] To deprive of value, or withdraw from use, as currency. — Demon' stiza'tion, n. Proce of, or state of being, etc. Demonstrate, dem'on or de-mon's trat, v. To point out, indicate, exhibit: to show, prove, or establish so as to exclude doubt or denial. (Anat.) To exhibit and describe the parts of a dead body, when di ected. [L. de and mon str are, -stratum, to show.] — Demonstrable, a. Admitting of decisive proof. — Demon's trablene , -strabil'ity, n. — Demonstrably, adv. — Demonstration, n. Act of, etc.; proof; manifestation of feelings by outward signs. (Anat.) Exhibition of parts of a subject prepared by the di ector. (Logic.) Act of proving by syllogistic proce . (Math.) A course of reasoning showing that a certain result is a nece ary consequence of a umed premises. (Mil.) A decisive exhibition of force, or a movement indicating an intention. — Demonstrative, -tiv, a. Tending to demonstrate; having the power of demonstration; expre ing feeling, thoughts, etc.; frank; open.— Demonstrative pronoun. (Gram.) One distinctly designating that to which refers. — Demonstratively, adv. — Dern'onstra'tor, n. One who, etc. — Demon's tratory, -rt, a. Tending to, etc.