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This document discusses various words beginning with "demo" or "dem" including democracy, demographic, demagogue, demogenic, and demonic. It defines demagogue as a noun and states that demagogues believe in ideality rather than reality. It also provides an example of what it means to demo or demonstrate something, explaining that people or a person show(s) a group of people what to do.
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Demo, dem
- 1. Demo, Dem Democracy, demographic, demagogue, demogenic, demonic, demophile
- 2. Demo, Dem People
- 3. Demo,Dem People
- 4. Demo,Dem People Demagogue Noun
- 5. Demo,Dem People Demagogue Noun Demagogues believe in ideality rather than reality.
- 6. Demo, Dem When someone demo’s or demonstrate something, people or a person show(s) a group of people what to do.