Demonstrated
Demonstrated adjective - Having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt.
Granted and demonstrated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Granted" instead a verb "Demonstrated".
Granted
Granted adjective - Acknowledged as a supposition.
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Synonyms for Granted
Demonstrated and granted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demonstrated" instead a verb "Granted".
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The one time he's demonstrated the ability in-comic so far, it lasted about fifteen seconds before the Power Strain Blackout kicked in (granted, he did kind of have a concussion at the time).
Source: Webcomic / Shinka The Last Eevee - Granted, you did get to see his Holy Sword attacks demonstrated by Agrias in the prologue, but he's the first encounter you have with an enemy who can use abilities that the main character cannot learn, no matter what.
Source: Wake-Up Call Boss -
Granted, this includes bugs about the size of a rhinoceros that could lay waste to the entire Kingdom of Udrogoth — as she demonstrated when some of them didn't simply run in terror from her reputation.
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