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represents

VERB

present image of; symbolize

Synonyms

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mean perform produce serve serve as show speak for

STRONG

be betoken body copy embody enact epitomize equal equate exemplify exhibit express factor imitate impersonate personify reproduce stage substitute typify

WEAK

act as act as broker act for act in place of appear as assume the role of be agent for be attorney for be proxy for buy for correspond to do business for emblematize hold office play the part put on sell for stand for steward

Antonyms

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refuse

STRONG

be original differ imbalance oppose reverse stop

VERB

depict, show

Synonyms

STRONGEST

describe display illustrate mirror portray suggest

STRONG

delineate denote design designate draft enact evoke exhibit express hint interpret limn narrate outline picture realize relate render reproduce sketch track

WEAK

body forth run down run through

Antonyms

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hide

STRONG

conceal fail stop suppress

Example Sentences

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Across the UC system, UAW 4811 represents about 48,000 academic workers, many of whom took part in a weeks-long strike in 2022.

From Los Angeles Times • Jun. 3, 2026

“The debate going forward is whether what we are seeing represents a true multi-year secular expansion or an unusually strong phase of the enterprise spending cycle.”

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 3, 2026

Lucy Duckworth, policy lead for The Survivors Trust who will chair the meeting, said it "represents a significant and hard-earned milestone for survivors".

From BBC • Jun. 3, 2026

Scientists call this process soil respiration, and it represents one of the largest carbon flows on Earth.

From Science Daily • Jun. 2, 2026

“My dad gave me these charms, and each one represents something different. The raven protects against black magic. The bear inspires courage. The fish signifies a refusal to recognize other people’s magic.”

From "Orphan Train" by Christina Baker Kline