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Pictured for Dummies

adjective

pronunciation: 'pɪktʃɝrd

What does Pictured really mean?

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Pictured is a word that we use to describe something that is shown in a picture. You know how we take photographs to capture moments and things we see? Well, when we say something is pictured, it means that it is shown or represented in a picture or photograph. It's like when you draw a picture of your favorite animal, and you can say that the animal is pictured in your drawing. Pictured can be used to talk about all sorts of things that we see in pictures, like people, animals, objects, or even places.

Let me give you an example to help you understand it even better. Imagine there's a book with a lot of beautiful pictures of different animals. You open the book and see a picture of a lion. That lion is pictured in the book because you can see its picture right there on the page. The word "pictured" helps us to know that the lion is shown or represented in the picture. It's like pointing to the lion and saying, "Look! The lion is right there, pictured in the book!"

Now, sometimes "pictured" can have another meaning too. It can be used to describe something that you can imagine in your mind. When we say that something is pictured, it means that we can create a mental picture of it, even if it's not actually shown in a photograph or drawing. It's like when you read a story and the author describes a beautiful, magical castle. Even though there's no picture of the castle in the book, your imagination creates a picture of it in your mind. In this case, we could say that the castle is pictured in your imagination.

So, that's what "pictured" means, my friend. It's all about things being shown or represented in pictures or photographs, or even things that your imagination can create a picture of. Remember, it's like pointing to something and saying, "Look, it's right there in the picture!" or "Can you picture it in your mind?". And now that you understand it, you can use it to describe things you see in pictures or things you imagine in your mind.


Revised and Fact checked by Linda Miller on 2023-10-29 21:17:47

Pictured In a sentece

Learn how to use Pictured inside a sentece

  • In the storybook, there is a picture of a cat sitting on a wall.
  • I saw a picture of a beautiful sunset in the travel magazine.
  • Did you notice the picture of a smiling family on the front cover of the newspaper?
  • The teacher showed us a picture of a dinosaur to help us learn about them.
  • My friend shared a picture of her new puppy on social media.

Pictured Synonyms

Words that can be interchanged for the original word in the same context.

Pictured Similar Words

Words that similar to the original word, but are not synonyms.