depicter
- noun
- /dɪˈpɪktər/
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representante
- In her novel, the author acts as a depicter of the struggles faced by the characters in a war-torn country.
Examples
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Actor David DeLuise, who plays her on-screen father, additionally wrote to the Alex Russo depicter, "All women should be treated with respect!"
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Burke moonlights as an artist, a depicter of all things NEPA.
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As a skilled depicter, she captures the essence of her subjects through vibrant colors and intricate details.
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The renowned depicter of landscapes showcased his latest work at the gallery opening last night.
Synonyms
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A person who shows the meaning of a work through performance or art
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A person who talks about someone or something so others can imagine them
An actor who plays a character on stage or screen
A person who plays a character in a play or film
Something that shows ideas, feelings or traits from genes
An artist who paints people or scenes that look like real life
An artist who makes art of real people and places
A person who finds and explains hidden meanings in art or writing
A person who explains the meaning of signs or images
A person or object that stands for an idea with deeper meaning
How Descriptive
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Etymology
Depicter comes from the verb depict, which originally meant 'to paint' or 'show', like making a picture. So a depicter is someone or something that shows or represents people, scenes, or ideas, in a picture or with words.