illustrated

adjpictorial

Synonyms for illustrated

adj pictorial

Word Origin & History

1520s, "light up, shed light on;" 1610s, "educate by means of examples," back-formation from illustration, and in some cases from Latin illustratus, past participle of illustrare (see illustration). Sense of "provide pictures to explain or decorate" is 1630s. Related: Illustrated; illustrating.

Example Sentences for illustrated

Banstead lingered by the threshold and took up an illustrated paper.

This fine example of Early English work is illustrated here.

A test that can be applied by the housewife is illustrated in Fig. 4.

The way in which this should be done is illustrated in Fig. 1.

She amused herself by showing Fritz the pictures in an illustrated weekly.

She bought several of the illustrated papers, and then scanned the new books.

This may be illustrated by the Wyandots, who have an elaborate system of government.

Presently he came back with a copy of the Illustrated London News.

Open at the 80th page of the Illustrated edition of Rogers's poems.

The translation by Father Martin will be illustrated by maps and engravings.

illustrated

Synonyms for illustrated

hieroglyphic

painted

pictographic

pictorial

represented

illustrated

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painted

pictographic

pictorial

represented

Synonyms for illustrated

graphic