diagrammatical
- adjective
- /ˌdaɪəɡrəˈmætɪkəl/
- The diagrammatical representation helped clarify the complex process.
Examples
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The report included several diagrammatical illustrations to simplify complex data.
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Can you provide a diagrammatical overview of the project?
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Her explanation was clear and diagrammatical, making abstract ideas more accessible.
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We used diagrammatical methods to map the structure of the organization.
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The report included several diagrammatical illustrations to simplify complex data.
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We used diagrammatical methods to map the structure of the organization.
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Can you provide a diagrammatical overview of the project?
Synonyms
Made with simple shapes and lines to explain ideas
How Diagrammatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
diagrammatical = diagrammatic (transparent) = diagram + matic + al
Formed by adding the productive suffix '-al' to 'diagrammatic'; the meaning directly relates to diagrams and is predictable from the base.
Etymology
Diagrammatical comes from the common word diagram, which is made of the parts dia- 'through' and gram 'a thing written or drawn'. So, something diagrammatical is shown or explained by simple drawings or charts.