impictured (Meaning)
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impictured (a.)
Pictured; impressed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impictured
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impictured Sentence Examples
- The serene lake was impictured on the canvas, capturing its tranquility and beauty.
- The antique vase impictured the intricate craftsmanship and artistry of a bygone era.
- The worn photograph impictured a faded memory, a glimpse into the past that evoked bittersweet emotions.
- The mural on the cathedral walls impictured scenes from biblical history, inspiring awe and reverence.
- The old map impictured the unexplored territories and hidden treasures that once fueled adventurers' dreams.
- The author's words impictured vivid images in the reader's mind, transporting them to distant lands and forgotten times.
- The movie poster impictured the main characters in dramatic poses, hinting at the thrilling adventure that lay ahead.
- The ancient hieroglyphics impictured enigmatic symbols, holding secrets and stories from a lost civilization.
- The architect's blueprints impictured the grand design of the future building, a vision brought to life.
- The child's drawing impictured a world of imagination and creativity, where colors and shapes danced together.
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Pictured; impressed.
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The serene lake was impictured on the canvas, capturing its tranquility and beauty.
The antique vase impictured the intricate craftsmanship and artistry of a bygone era.
The worn photograph impictured a faded memory, a glimpse into the past that evoked bittersweet emotions.
The mural on the cathedral walls impictured scenes from biblical history, inspiring awe and reverence.
