photographable
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- adjective
- /ˈfoʊtəˌgræfəbəl/
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fotografiable
- Some things are just not filmable or photographable, and we need to get this memo out not just to America, but around the globe.
Although I appreciate the people who romanticize their lives and take every opportunity as a beautiful, photographable moment.
- Although I appreciate the people who romanticize their lives and take every opportunity as a beautiful, photographable moment.
- Because he thought his unit was the most photographable, whatever, what's the word photogenic unit in the world?
- Some things are just not filmable or photographable, and we need to get this memo out not just to America, but around the globe.
Examples
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Because he thought his unit was the most photographable, whatever, what's the word photogenic unit in the world?
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Because he thought his unit was the most photographable, whatever, what's the word photogenic unit in the world?
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And each of these is a high quality photographable that they were then able to use to make plates.
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Although I appreciate the people who romanticize their lives and take every opportunity as a beautiful, photographable moment.
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Nor must the symbol be overt and photographable.
Academic text (1991) -
As an experiment in representation, these films may be seen as a genre of the atomic screen test, films that test both the bomb and its targets (including human targets) for their photogenic and photographable properties.
Academic text (2016) -
The sunset over the ocean was absolutely photographable, with vibrant colors filling the sky.
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She wore a stunning dress that was photographable from every angle at the gala.
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The garden was filled with photographable flowers, making it a perfect spot for nature photography.
Synonyms
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Looking good in photos or on film
Can be imagined clearly or shown as a drawing
Possible to take pictures or film when it looks good and is allowed
Able to be seen and recorded by medical scans like MRI
How Photographable
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Surface Forms
Morphology
photographable = photograph (transparent) = photograph + able
Formed by the productive suffix '-able' added to 'photograph', so learners knowing 'photograph' and '-able' can infer 'able to be photographed' or 'looking good in photographs'.
Etymology
Photographable starts with photo- meaning 'light' and the part graph meaning 'to write or draw', so a photograph is like a picture 'written with light'. That's why photographable means 'able to be photographed' or 'looking good in photos'.