Depicts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPICTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPICT, to portray
• represent by a drawing, painting, or other art form
• portray in words; describe

Words related to DEPICTS

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How to use DEPICTS in a sentence

• The fascination with which Scott always depicts the virtues of hospitality and trust in humanity makes a strong impression on the imagination.
• It depicts our hero to the life, with all his inconsistencies.
• In her books she depicts every phase of religious belief and life, and with sympathy and appreciation.
• He depicts no type of life that has not actually come under his own observation.
• Ghent depicts is a class domination by the capitalists.
• In the world, which memory depicts as so wonderfully tranquil all over, it was the sea yet that was the safest place.
• Nor does either of these dramas, though the earlier depicts a corrupt civilisation, include even among the minor characters anyone who can be called villainous or horrible.
• This is a very different picture from that in which Young represents every one rushing into farming, but no doubt depicts one phase of national life.
• Paul Veronese depicts an allegory of the battle of Lepanto in 1571, at which Venice temporarily overcame the Turks.
• The thirteenth, on a stouter column than the others, because it has a heavier duty, namely, to bear the party wall of the great Council Hall, depicts the life of man.
• Schiller, who shrank from her impetuous eloquence, and Heine, whose reckless satire depicts her as going through Europe, a whirlwind in petticoats, both do her wrong.
• Thus he knows by experience the nature of the peoples whom he depicts.
• The artist depicts a scene, with masterly pencil, where Von Bethmann-Hollweg himself is charged by the All-Highest to be schoolmaster.
• She believes in girls, studies them and depicts them with pen both skilled and sympathetic.
• He truly loves the heroic, and on occasion depicts it.
• JERRY, THE BACKWOODS BOY, Or the Parkhurst Treasure Depicts life on a farm of New York State.
• As for Indians, I have never seen such Indians as Helen Hunt Jackson depicts so lovingly.
• Wayne has the manner of a Negro of the old South and depicts, in his small way, the gallantry of an age gone by.
• But it is a delightful study of early influences, and depicts a dedicated poet in his boyhood as this has never been done before in English prose.
• He knows not the highest love, therefore he never depicts the highest joy.
• He is passive when subject to any action whatever, when he depicts an emotion.
• It depicts those who have a measure of life, all of whom must be brought to a knowledge of the truth.
• Imagination depicts them with long beard, and a costume of skins, rude, fierce, and repulsive.
• It depicts the necessary unfolding of typical phases of the spiritual life of mankind.
• The last-named romance depicts with great spirit the struggle between the Russian and foreign parties in the reign of Anna Ivanovna.
• There is a delicate, tremulous sympathy for the sufferings and joys which he depicts, which reflects the highest credit on the author.
• He depicts the stern face of the commander as he stands, pistols in hand, to keep the passengers from the boats.
• He should paint pictures at the keyboard, just as the artist depicts them upon the canvas.
• The Rig Veda depicts a life not far advanced in material arts but, considering the date, humane and civilized.
• German romance depicts for us the misery and restlessness of a man who had lost his shadow.
• Hale must have seen every rood of ground he describes, and must have known personally every character he so cleverly depicts.
• The familiar picture of Pinel at Salpetriere depicts conditions in that period.

Similar words containing PICT without suffix s and without prefix de

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