Synonyms for depicted
de·pict·ed

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1. depicted, pictured, portrayedadjective

   represented graphically by sketch or design or lines

   Synonyms:
   pictured, envisioned, visualized, portrayed, visualised

   Antonyms:
   undelineated

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1. List of paraphrases for "depicted":

   illustrated, represented, described, portrayed

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1. Di Nonno:

   They were much less often depicted as funny, they were more in that model minority [ trope ] of being hard working and rigid and smart.

2. Wu Youyou:

   In this context, the human-computer interactions depicted in science fiction films such as 'Her' seem to be within our reach.

3. John Miller:

   What we've seen is written material that was prepared including charts delineating different roles that were made by protesters as far away as Hong Kong that depicted roles for whose job it was to throw objects at the police, whose job it was to record the police response on camera and turn that towards propaganda.

4. The Florida Supreme Court:

   In light of the scant evidence connecting Penalver to this murder and the consequent importance of identifying the individual depicted on the videotape in sunglasses and hat, we conclude that the improperly admitted evidence and the State's suggestion that the defense tampered with or suborned perjury by an identification witness meet the cumulative error requirements outlined above and require reversal.

5. The Sun-Times:

   Valdez told reporters that detectives learned that the victim met several juveniles who she thought were her friends. These girls then taught her how to flash gang signs and as this was occurring a beating began which was captured on video, he added. Actions depicted in the video are difficult to watch to say the least and I hope that they become a teachable moment for not only these young individuals but actually for all of us, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said.Hate, bullying and bigotry are cancers of our society that do nothing but break and divide us.