Graphically is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAPHICALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a graphic manner; vividly.
ADVERB:
• GRAPHICAL, of or pertaining to the arts of painting and drawing, also GRAPHIC
• with clear and vividly explicit details
• by means of a visual image
• in the form of a graph
• in a diagrammatic manner
• with respect to graphic aspects
• in a graphic way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to the pictorial arts; pictorial; of, relating to, or involving such reproductive methods as those of engraving, etching, lithography, photography, serigraphy, and woodcut; of or relating to the art of printing; relating or according to graphics

Words related to GRAPHICALLY

graphic15 graphical17

Words that contain GRAPHICALLY

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How to use GRAPHICALLY in a sentence

• It lasted about three weeks, and is graphically described by Lt.
• Hayden, on his return, graphically described the various wonders which he saw, but had very little to say concerning the mud volcano.
• The last six weeks of his life, described all too graphically by Dr.
• Comparing this sketch with an engraved view taken from exactly the same spot, one can see graphically what had occurred.
• This is the way by which Goethe brings Faust up the Brocken, and the scenery is graphically described in that part of the poem.
• He also describes very graphically the frontal attack by the French upon the Kenali lines in October, 1916.
• So did the immense audience, held spellbound by the scene so graphically pictured.
• He pictures them so graphically, the audience sees them, hears them talk, knows what they thought, how they lived.
• A modern Italian poet, Aleardo Aleardi, has graphically described the feelings of the gentle poet-knight, roaming, pale and dishevelled, as a mendicant from door to door.
• Eloise had heard something of the place from a school friend, but never had it been so graphically described as by Mrs.
• Joanna had described him so graphically that the lad was certain of knowing him were he to come across him in the forest.
• Diagram 3 shows graphically a comparison of the wages of women workers in six different industries.
• Huc and Gabet, two French missionaries, and has been graphically described by them.
• During this winter the brilliant little Hunza-Naga campaign took place, which has been so graphically described in Mr.
• In two cases only do we find the fish used as a part of the head-dress and in each case the fish is graphically shown as held in the mouth of a heron.
• A scene at the ordination of a native pastor at Perchenj, a village two hours from Harpoot, graphically described by Mr.
• The valiant editor of the Gazette, after feeling himself safely ashore, became quite a lion, graphically picturing the adventures of the day to admiring crowds.
• The obvious result of the abolition of child labor will be, as is often and graphically told, to give children a better chance of development.
• Opposite Southampton Street, at the very spot so graphically illustrated by George C.
• He tells you briefly but graphically what he saw, heard, or did himself.
• As the plan of this play is regular, simple, and interesting, so are the sentiments no less masterly, and the characters graphically distinguished.
• Hepworth Dixon has so graphically described, we may apply the description Mr.
• Addington graphically describes the scene when the guilty woman realised that all was lost.
• In one case, where I represented a woman in a divorce case, I told, as graphically as I knew how, the excellence of her cooking.
• The charts were beautifully executed and in a most admirable manner made graphically clear the sound reasoning upon which Nyall had ordered the changes made.
• Henry naturally inquired about his old acquaintances, and Bart answered graphically.
• With a few strokes on the blackboard, he presented graphically the most intricate variations.
• The existing state of affairs during these few waiting days is so graphically given in a letter from Mrs.
• To show to himself that he did not care, he told his companion the incident as graphically as he could.
• But none of these writers have given such original sketches of character, or have so graphically portrayed the spirit of life in the far West as Mr.

Similar words containing GRAPHICAL without suffix ly

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