Came
Demonstrated and came are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Demonstrated" instead a verb "Came".
Demonstrated
Demonstrated adjective - Having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt.
Came and demonstrated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Came" instead a verb "Demonstrated".
Both words in one sentence
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As demonstrated from the opening page, when it came to Palpatine, Plagueis had no idea who he was dealing with.
Source: Literature / Darth Plagueis -
Newcomer Will has demonstrated his gaming prowess enough times that one of the other teens came up with a Badass Boast on his behalf.
Source: Web Video / React -
As demonstrated in the above mentioned episode, his baseball training came in handy.
Source: Series / Band of Brothers
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