pictorial
- noun
- /pɪkˈtɔːriəl/
- Her latest pictorial highlights the fashion trends of the season through beautiful photographs.
Examples
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Media representation often exaggerates a story through provocative titles and flashy pictorials—all in the name of drawing in the reader.
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When will we see your pictorial in a magazine?
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Thank you for this absolutely fabulous pictorial of a part of our great history.
Blog text (34) -
They're running a pictorial of the crime scenes.
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Devon also created a PowerPoint pictorial of my life that ran during the receiving time of the evening.
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Long-established publications such as China Daily, Beijing Review, and China Pictorial, as well as similar publications in other foreign languages, became glossy and professional.
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The magazine featured a stunning pictorial that showcased breathtaking landscapes.
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In the latest issue, you'll find a fascinating pictorial documenting the wildlife of the Amazon.
Synonyms
A printed or online set of pages that comes out regularly with articles and pictures about a subject
A printed or online magazine that comes out regularly
Compounds
How Pictorial
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pictorial as a noun comes from the same root as picture, meaning 'picture', so a pictorial is a magazine or publication that shows photos and pictures more than words.