depicture Antonyms
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Meaning of depicture
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depicture (v. t.)
To make a picture of; to paint; to picture; to depict.
depicture Sentence Examples
- Artists often depicture scenes from nature in their paintings, capturing the beauty of landscapes.
- Photographers aim to depicture emotions and moments frozen in time through their lens.
- The novelist skillfully used words to depicture the protagonist's inner turmoil.
- Documentaries aim to depicture real-life events with accuracy and integrity.
- Through dance, performers depicture stories and emotions without uttering a single word.
- Historical dramas on television depicture significant events from the past with attention to detail.
- Cartoons can depicture complex ideas in a simplified and accessible manner.
- Poets use metaphors and imagery to depicture abstract concepts in tangible ways.
- The museum's exhibit depictured the evolution of art over the centuries.
- Graphic novels depicture narratives through a combination of illustrations and text, engaging readers visually and intellectually.
FAQs About the word depicture
To make a picture of; to paint; to picture; to depict.
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Artists often depicture scenes from nature in their paintings, capturing the beauty of landscapes.
Photographers aim to depicture emotions and moments frozen in time through their lens.
The novelist skillfully used words to depicture the protagonist's inner turmoil.
Documentaries aim to depicture real-life events with accuracy and integrity.
