infographic
- adjective
- /ˌɪnfəˈɡræfɪk/
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infográfico
- Her presentation included an infographic that visually explained the research findings step by step.
Examples
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The report was filled with infographic elements that made complex statistics easy to understand.
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We recently started offering infographic distribution as one of our services.
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Tools such as Pinterest (pinterest.com) are an effective way to share infographic resources in different categories.
Academic text (2012) -
Work with your infographic designer to choose colors that are eye-catching without being garish, which makes it easy to see the text and images that make up the infographic, as in the Twitter infographic below.
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By now, there's a good chance that you've seen a handful of the infographics that have gone viral on the web, and it might have you thinking about getting into the infographic marketing game yourself.
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Using an infographic style, the advertisement effectively summarized the product's features and benefits.
Synonyms
151
3.7
Relating to pictures or charts that show information
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4.0
Images or drawings used to show information
Shown as a picture like a chart or map to make data clear
Antonyms
How Visual
Surface Forms
Morphology
infographic = infographic (transparent) = info + graph + ic
The adjectival sense is directly derived from the noun 'infographic' with no spelling change.
Etymology
Used as an adjective, infographic describes something shown with pictures and charts to make information quick and easy to understand. The word still comes from info ('information') and graphic ('picture' or graph), so the adjective means 'in the style of a visual display of information'.