dioramic (Meaning)

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dioramic (a.)

Pertaining to a diorama.

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The dioramic display at the museum brought the ancient Egyptian civilization vividly to life.
The museum's dioramic exhibit showcased various scenes from the city's history, allowing visitors to experience the past in a tangible way.
The artist skillfully crafted the dioramic scene, capturing the essence of the forest at twilight.
As I peered into the glass casing, the intricate dioramic model of the solar system entranced me with its accuracy and beauty.
The dioramic tableau depicted a bustling marketplace, complete with tiny figures engaging in various activities.
The diorama's three-dimensional representation transported me back to the time of the dinosaurs, allowing me to witness their awe-inspiring presence.
The classroom's dioramic project showcased the students' creativity and attention to detail as they recreated historical events in miniature.
With great precision, the model builder constructed the dioramic cityscape, meticulously placing each tiny building and vehicle.
The dioramic display at the natural history museum featured a diverse range of wildlife, including life-like models of exotic animals in their natural habitats.
The intricate dioramic model of the human body provided a fascinating glimpse into the complexity and interconnectedness of our biological systems.

Pertaining to a diorama.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The dioramic display at the museum brought the ancient Egyptian civilization vividly to life.

The museum's dioramic exhibit showcased various scenes from the city's history, allowing visitors to experience the past in a tangible way.

The artist skillfully crafted the dioramic scene, capturing the essence of the forest at twilight.

As I peered into the glass casing, the intricate dioramic model of the solar system entranced me with its accuracy and beauty.