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Superlative for given to open displays of emotion
“A throng of people looked at them with interest because of the demonstrative display of affection they showed each other.”
Superlative for serving to illustrate or indicate something
“His mind is keen, while his manipulation of the relics is demonstrative of his skill.”
Superlative for serving as conclusive evidence of something
“Giorgio was unable to come up with any demonstrative proof of his claims regarding ancient aliens.”
Superlative for involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion
“Mr. Storm uttered these extraordinary sentiments, not with a loud demonstrative ardor, but with a grave, measured intonation.”
Superlative for responding readily to something new or stimulating, especially temperamentally
Superlative for having or arousing feelings of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia, typically in an exaggerated and self-indulgent way
Superlative for serving as an example or explanation
Superlative for characterized by much talking or chatter
Superlative for denotes the effectiveness or dominance of a particular action
Superlative for showing or expressing emotion in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner
Superlative for expressing one's feelings or thoughts unselfconsciously and without restraint
Superlative for having affection or warm regard for
Superlative for frank and open in nature
Superlative for characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion
Superlative for in a way that is easily perceived, understood or believed
Superlative for possessing the characteristic property of an extrovert
Superlative for having or showing emotional sensitivity
Superlative for prone to touching others
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