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| graph·ic [ gráffik ] |
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1. vividly detailed: including a number of vivid descriptive details, especially exciting or unpleasant ones
  her graphic description of the accident
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2. shown in writing: representing something such as a sound by means of letters or other written symbols. "Moo," "woof," and "meow" are graphic representations of the sounds made by cows, dogs, and cats respectively.
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3. shown in pictures: representing something in the form of pictures or images
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4. graphs: relating to or given in the form of a graph or diagram
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5. of graphic arts: relating to the graphic arts
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6. of graphics: relating to graphics
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7. geology containing crystals like letters: containing crystal structures that resemble letters
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noun (plural graph·ics) |
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1. comput picture produced by computer: a picture, design, or visual display of data produced by a computer program
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2. publishing book illustration: an illustration or diagram in a book or magazine
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3. movies tv displayed text in movie: a part of a movie that consists of illustration and text, e.g. titles, credits, or drawings
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| [Mid-18th century. Via Latin< Greek graphikos< graphein "write"] |
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| graph·i·cal·ly adverb |
| graph·ic·ness noun |
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