drawings (Meaning)
drawings
the act or art of making a figure, plan, or sketch by means of lines, the process of deciding something by drawing lots, a picture made by drawing, an amount drawn from a fund, a representation formed by drawing, an act or instance of drawing lots, the art or technique of representing an object or outlining a figure, plan, or sketch by means of lines, something drawn or subject to drawing, an act or instance of drawing
Synonyms & Antonyms of drawings
drawings Sentence Examples
- The living room walls were adorned with beautiful drawings that captured the essence of the family.
- The young artist's charcoal drawings exuded a raw and powerful emotion.
- The museum hosted an exhibition of intricate pen and ink drawings dating back centuries.
- The child's crayon drawings portrayed their boundless imagination and creativity.
- The architect's detailed drawings provided a comprehensive plan for the construction project.
- The forensic sketch artist carefully crafted drawings of eyewitnesses' descriptions to aid in the investigation.
- The medical illustrations in the textbook provided clear and accurate drawings of anatomical structures.
- The architectural drawings showcased the innovative design and functionality of the skyscraper.
- The artist's digital drawings seamlessly blended traditional techniques with modern technology.
- The children's drawings filled the refrigerator door with a vibrant display of their artistic abilities.
FAQs About the word drawings
the act or art of making a figure, plan, or sketch by means of lines, the process of deciding something by drawing lots, a picture made by drawing, an amount dr
sketches, depictions, portraits, figures, images,illustrations, cartoons, representations, watercolors, blueprints
No antonyms found.
The living room walls were adorned with beautiful drawings that captured the essence of the family.
The young artist's charcoal drawings exuded a raw and powerful emotion.
The museum hosted an exhibition of intricate pen and ink drawings dating back centuries.
The child's crayon drawings portrayed their boundless imagination and creativity.
