Demonstrován

Demonstrován is a Czech word that translates to "demonstrated" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "demonstrovat," meaning "to demonstrate." The word is used to indicate that something has been shown, proven, or exhibited. For example, a scientific experiment might be "demonstrován" to show a particular principle, or a person's skill could be "demonstrován" through their actions. The passive voice construction emphasizes the object that has been demonstrated rather than the agent performing the demonstration. This form is commonly encountered in academic, technical, and formal contexts where clarity and objectivity are paramount. It signifies a completed action of showing or proving, often in a way that is observable and verifiable. The word can also be used in a more figurative sense, to mean something has been made clear or evident through various means.