English adjective: graphic | |||
1. | graphic written or drawn or engraved | ||
Samples | Graphic symbols. | ||
Synonyms | graphical, in writing | ||
Similar | written | ||
Antonyms | spoken | ||
2. | graphic describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail | ||
Samples | Graphic sexual scenes. | ||
Similar | explicit, expressed | ||
Antonyms | implicit, inexplicit | ||
3. | graphic of or relating to the graphic arts | ||
Samples | The etchings, drypoints, lithographs, and engravings which together form his graphic work. | ||
4. | graphic relating to or presented by a graph | ||
Samples | A graphic presentation of the data. | ||
Synonyms | graphical | ||
5. | graphic evoking lifelike images within the mind | ||
Samples | Pictorial poetry and prose. Graphic accounts of battle. A lifelike portrait. A vivid description. | ||
Synonyms | lifelike, pictorial, vivid | ||
Similar | realistic | ||
Antonyms | unrealistic | ||
English noun: graphic | |||
1. | graphic (artifact) an image that is generated by a computer | ||
Synonyms | computer graphic | ||
Broader (hypernym) | icon, ikon, image, picture | ||