biographical
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˌbaɪəˈɡræfɪkəl/
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biográfico
- His biographical information provided insight into his early life and inspirations.
- biographical sketch
- biographical information
- biographical account
But first, let's do a little biographical sketch.
- But first, let's do a little biographical sketch.
- And actually I only put, you know, on the biographical timeline.
- And I'm going to just give very brief some now some biographical sketches because we all have the the booklet.
- It's happening as we speak in the Cabinet Office, so I thought we could turn to some biographical questions.
- I I'll be frank with you, it'll be a somewhat, in fact, strongly biographical talk about how Thomas Young and Champollion worked on it.
- All of the biographic, all biographical accounts of him reveal him to be a cruel, cold, vindictive man.
- The gospel writers have all this information about the Manger and you know, like the father, the mother, the Carpenter, all this biographical detail.
- You can find greater biographical summaries of their accomplishments, which are many in the program.
- Each section will have one or two big ideas being discussed, like I mentioned, lots of long biographical examples.
- So my, my, my work is semi a biographical, My work is about a journey and it's my journey.
- I would say that if you feel as though there's still more sleep in you, there is or I love that this has become biographical instantly.
Examples
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It's happening as we speak in the Cabinet Office, so I thought we could turn to some biographical questions.
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Common approaches to teaching literature take into consideration historical and biographical contexts.
Academic text (2015) -
Well, I imagine it's some kind of biographical piece.
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I read some biographical material on you last week, Bill.
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Some will be basic, biographical questions.
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Much has been written on the possible biographical sources for this character.
Academic text (1993) -
I had a short biographical sketch of him.
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The last page contains some biographical information about the characters but reveals a few plot points.
Fiction book (2002) -
I've also put together some biographical details for yourself.
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Students could write a biographical essay, create a visual display, or design a PowerPoint presentation.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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4.8
About a person's life that someone writes as a story
How Biographical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biographical comes from Greek parts bio- 'life' and -graph 'write', the same bio- you see in biology and the same -graph as in autograph. So biographical means 'about a person's life', which is why it describes facts or stories written about someone.