represented
- adjective
- /ˌrɛprɪˈzɛntɪd/
- The author represented the themes of love and betrayal beautifully in her novel.
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- I want you to feel like you're represented here.
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Examples
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Now the question is of course, why is the king represented in such a human way?
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And the way you do that is represented here by this expression.
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What are your values that are being represented through your spending?
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Both are well represented in in the film by all the cast.
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I want you to feel like you're represented here.
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Here are two ideologies represented in cement.
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Wikipedia links to us and so we're well represented in Internet searches.
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In the painting, the artist represented the beauty of nature through vibrant colors.
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The data represented in the chart clearly shows the increase in sales over the year.
Synonyms
To describe a person or thing in words
To show an idea, feeling, or quality clearly
To show something in a picture or in words
Describe something in a particular way to show an idea
To make an image of a person or thing
Said or written with many clear details
To show something clearly and with detail in painting or writing
Shown in a picture or painting
Shown or described clearly with exact lines and limits
A thing shown in a photo or drawing
Show feelings and scenes as real in art or writing
Shown in a picture or drawing
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Etymology
The word represented comes from the Latin parts re- 'again' and presentare 'to place before', and it shares the same root as present. So, to represent something is to 'place it before' others — to show or describe it, which is why represented often means it is shown accurately or clearly.