Concrete
Concrete adjective - Existing in fact and not merely as a possibility.
Usage example: concrete evidence, and not just a theory, must be presented at a trial
Demonstrated and concrete are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Demonstrated" instead an adjective "Concrete".
Demonstrated
Demonstrated adjective - Having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt.
Concrete and demonstrated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Concrete" instead an adjective "Demonstrated".
Both words in one sentence
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Best demonstrated when Bucky attempts to hit him with his concrete-breaking metal arm, and Spider-Man doesn't look like he puts any effort whatsoever into blocking it.
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MythBusters also demonstrated that even at very high velocities, water is significantly softer than concrete (it's the difference between breaking all your bones and breaking your bones and being decapitated from the impact) — falls that would be fatal on land become survivable in water.
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He has been shown to be strong enough to hurl people across a room, rip limbs from people (demonstrated under a handshake), crush a man's skull with his bare hands, leave imprints in concrete walls after punching them and even crush one of Spider-Man's web shooters without making any great effort.
Source: Comic Book / The Kingpin
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