graphic in Latin
graphic in Latin is graphicus — graphic means presented visually, through drawings, images, or pictures.
graphic in Latin
graphicus
Forming adjectives pertaining to writing (of a type specified by the first element).
What does "graphic" mean?
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adj Presented visually, through drawings, images, or pictures.
"The students prepared a graphic presentation with maps and diagrams for the class."
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adj Described in vivid, explicit detail, especially regarding violence or sex.
"Parents were warned that the documentary contained some graphic images."
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noun A picture, drawing, or computer-generated image.
"The website uses a bright graphic of a mountain at the top of the page."
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graphic in a sentence
- The students prepared a graphic presentation with maps and diagrams for the class.
- A graphic display on the screen showed how the temperature changed over the week.
- Parents were warned that the documentary contained some graphic images.
- Her graphic account of the storm made everyone in the room feel uneasy.
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What is "graphic" in Latin?
"graphic" in Latin is graphicus. graphic means: Presented visually, through drawings, images, or pictures.
How do you use "graphic" in a sentence?
Example: "The students prepared a graphic presentation with maps and diagrams for the class." In Latin, "graphic" is graphicus.
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