delineator (Meaning)

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delineator (n.)

One who, or that which, delineates; a sketcher.

A perambulator which records distances and delineates a profile, as of a road.

The delineator between the two properties was a weathered stone wall.
As an artist, she used color as a delineator to express emotions in her paintings.
The delineator of good taste in fashion often changes with societal trends.
In literature, punctuation acts as a delineator of sentence structure and meaning.
The mountain range served as a natural delineator separating the two regions.
The boundary delineator was tasked with marking the precise borders on the map.
The delineator between right and wrong can sometimes blur in complex moral dilemmas.
A sharp contrast in architectural styles acted as a delineator between the old and new sections of the city.
The delineator of success in this company is not just financial gain but also employee satisfaction.
His skillful use of language acted as a delineator, distinguishing his writing from others in the genre.

One who, or that which, delineates; a sketcher., A perambulator which records distances and delineates a profile, as of a road.

outline, define,trace, circle, trim, bound, surround,sketch, frame, line

misrepresent, color,distort, misrepresent, misstate, distort, color, falsify, falsify, misstate

The delineator between the two properties was a weathered stone wall.

As an artist, she used color as a delineator to express emotions in her paintings.

The delineator of good taste in fashion often changes with societal trends.

In literature, punctuation acts as a delineator of sentence structure and meaning.