ideographics (Meaning)
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ideographics (n.)
The system of writing in ideographic characters; also, anything so written.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ideographics
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ideographics Sentence Examples
- Chinese characters, known as ideographics, convey meaning through pictorial symbols.
- Japanese Kanji characters are a form of ideographics that have been adopted from Chinese.
- Ideographics are often used in combination with phonetic scripts to create complex writing systems.
- Early ideographics depicted objects or concepts directly, such as a hand to represent "grasp."
- Over time, ideographics have evolved to become more abstract and symbolic.
- The study of ideographics is known as ideography.
- Ideographics play a vital role in the communication of ideas across languages and cultures.
- The use of ideographics has declined in modern times due to the rise of phonetic writing systems.
- Some ideographics have retained their original pictographic form, while others have become highly stylized.
- The interpretation of ideographics can vary depending on context and cultural background.
FAQs About the word ideographics
The system of writing in ideographic characters; also, anything so written.
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Chinese characters, known as ideographics, convey meaning through pictorial symbols.
Japanese Kanji characters are a form of ideographics that have been adopted from Chinese.
Ideographics are often used in combination with phonetic scripts to create complex writing systems.
Early ideographics depicted objects or concepts directly, such as a hand to represent "grasp."
