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graphicness

graphicness

6.7
Use of strong images and bold design that makes something stand out
  • noun
  • /ˈɡræfɪk.nəs/
translation icon : impacto visual
  • Despite its stark graphicness, the documentary successfully conveyed the reality of the situation.

Examples

  • The design team focused on improving the graphicness of the presentation to better engage the audience.

  • Your symbolisms in every episode, the graphicness of it, if you're.

  • The graphicness of the art in the museum drew the attention of all the visitors.

Synonyms

vividness
vsgraphicness
2 4.2

A clear, lively way of showing details that feels real

stresses use of images and sharp visual effect rather than general clarity
spectacularity
vsgraphicness
7.2

A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic

focuses more on use of images and graphic elements than drama
visuality
vsgraphicness
  • Jargon
7.3

The way things look and how people see or understand them

focuses specifically on image use and striking visual quality not mere seeing

Antonyms

1 2.2

A surface that is not bright or shiny

How Visual

textless
5.7
illustration
66 2.8
graphicness
6.7
visual
76 3.5
sparseness
1 6.8

Surface Forms

graphicness singular
graphicnesses plural

Morphology

graphicness = graphic (transparent) = graphic + ness

Formation from 'graphic' + -ness yields the quality of being visually striking or image-based, which is a direct extension of the adjective.

Etymology

Graphicness comes from a Greek word graph that means 'to write' or 'to draw', the same part you see in photograph and autograph. So, graphicness also means how visually strong or image-filled something is, like bold pictures or a design that grabs attention.