viewgraph
- noun
- /ˈvjuːˌɡræf/
- Archaic
- Before the meeting, she organized her viewgraphs to ensure a smooth flow of information.
Examples
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When my half-hour was up, I collected my viewgraphs and asked whether there were any questions.
Academic text (1996) -
Beyond their dramatic (but very safety-conscious) blastoffs to LEO, our astronauts have to fly somewhere interesting only in fancy viewgraphs and animations.
Blog text (5) -
During the presentation, he displayed a clear viewgraph to illustrate his main points.
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The teacher prepared several colorful viewgraphs to engage the students during the lecture.
Synonyms
A clear sheet put on a projector to show writing
A picture on clear film for a projector
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Etymology
Viewgraph comes from view ('to see') and graph ('to write' or 'draw'), the same ending you see in photograph. So a viewgraph is a clear sheet with writing or pictures that you can 'view' with a projector to show to a group.