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unpictured

unpictured

8.4
Not shown in a drawing or photo
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpɪkʧərd/
translation icon : no representado
  • Several characters from the story are unpictured in the illustrated edition.

Examples

  • Many details in the novel remain unpictured in the film adaptation.

  • The artist described her inspiration for the unpictured scenes in the exhibition.

  • The unpictured landscape was breathtaking.

  • Many details remain unpictured in the final draft.

  • In the documentary, the unpictured moments of the historical event were discussed in detail.

  • The book mentions themes that remain unpictured in the movie adaptations.

  • The unpictured emotions of the characters added depth to the written story.

Synonyms

undrawn
vsunpictured
1 8.8

A part that a picture or plan does not show

refers more broadly to absence from any picture or image
unphotographed
vsunpictured
1 7.6

Not shown in any picture yet

covers absence from any picture or image, not only photos
undepicted
vsunpictured
8.4

Not shown in a picture or painting

has the same meaning but uses a different term for absence from images
unillustrated
vsunpictured
5.7

A book or page that has no pictures

refers to not appearing in a specific picture or image
unportrayed
vsunpictured
8.6

Not shown in books or films

is limited to visual absence, not broader textual or artistic depiction

Antonyms

2.6

A thing shown in a photo or drawing

How Pictured

pictured
2.6
unpictured
8.4

Surface Forms

unpictured positive

Morphology

unpictured = pictured (transparent) = un + picture + ed

Meaning is directly formed by adding the productive negative prefix 'un-' to 'pictured' (picture + -ed), so the negated sense is obvious.

Etymology

Unpictured joins the prefix un- 'not' and picture 'a drawing or photo', so it means 'not shown in a picture'. That's why we use unpictured for people, scenes, or details that are not shown in an image.