pictured
- adjective
- /ˈpɪkʧərd/
- One of my closest friends, Stanley Dukes, pictured above, is dead.
One of my closest friends, Stanley Dukes, pictured above, is dead.
- One of my closest friends, Stanley Dukes, pictured above, is dead.
Examples
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And like that she was back with Ben Affleck pictured on the yacht like that.
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The electric field in here can also be pictured in terms of photons.
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So absolute spirit is being pictured for gestout, right?
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Maybe it will be as Carl Sagan pictured in in Contact.
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Now that I've gotten this whole painting pictured Nice.
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The landscape was beautifully pictured in the award-winning photograph.
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In the museum, each artwork was pictured on the wall with a detailed description.
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The artist's vision was pictured vividly in her latest painting.
Synonyms
Shown in a picture or painting
Shown in a picture or drawing
Shown or described correctly and clearly
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pictured comes from picture, which originally meant a painting and the act paint or 'to paint'. So when something is pictured, it is shown as a picture, for example in a photo or drawing.