animated
- adjective
- /ˈænɪˌmeɪtɪd/
- It's a Pixar animated movie and it is so good.
- animated graphics
- an animated film
- an animated movie
I mean, obviously outside of the animated versions of this character.
- I mean, obviously outside of the animated versions of this character.
- On to my favorite toy of the year, The Batman the Animated Series Batmobile.
- Did a a pitch for a prime time animated series called Family Guy.
- NVIDIA demoed an animated toy avatar of CEO Jensen Huang.
- I'm working on a, a, a pitch for an animated film with him.
- They're not in the business of reading animated spec scripts.
- I want that to be an animated GIF.
- And when you were in Sweden, you were posting short films and like animated films to your YouTube channel.
- And Brad came in with a vision that he was told was crazy for a new animated film.
Examples
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Designed for children ages five and over, the animated storybook app provides an engaging visual and auditory experience.
Academic text (2015) -
And what was the best part of working on this animated film?
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Best animated series for all ages.
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An animated cat just walked into the squad room.
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I prefer animated films and musicals.
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Meanwhile, a Twilight animated series is a go at Netflix.
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On the left wall, there was a framed movie poster for an animated film called The Little Mermaid.
Fiction book (2001) -
In creating a soundtrack for this animated feature for young people, Desplat tapped into several works.
Academic text (2015) -
The children were captivated by the animated movie that showcased colorful characters and vibrant landscapes.
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At the film festival, the award for the best animated short film was given to a delightful story about friendship.
Antonyms
Compounds
- UK
A wild oat that grows in the Mediterranean and is an ancestor of the oats we grow
How Animated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word animated comes from the Latin animare, meaning 'to give life', and it is the root of animation and animal. That's why an animated picture or film is made to look alive or to move like a living thing.