undepicted
- adjective
- /ˌʌndɪˈpɪktɪd/
:
no representado
- The artist wanted to create a masterpiece that included everything, even the undepicted elements of the landscape.
Examples
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Or to put it still another way: depicted flatness would inhabit at least the semblance of a three-dimensional space as long as the brute, undepicted flatness of the literal surface was pointed to as being still flatter.
Academic text (2002) -
The risk was even greater now that undepicted flatness would become "the main event of the picture," effectively subsuming any and all implications of depth.
Academic text (2002) -
In her analysis, she noted that the undepicted themes in the painting added a layer of mystery for the viewer.
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The book described several characters in detail, leaving some undepicted, which sparked the reader's imagination.
Synonyms
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A part that a picture or plan does not show
Not shown in a drawing or photo
A book or page that has no pictures
Not shown in books or films
Antonyms
How Depicted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Undepicted has un- ('not') plus depict ('to show' or 'to paint'), like in picture. So undepicted means 'not shown' or 'not painted', which is why we use it for something left out of a picture or image.