Graphically

Pronunciation: /ˈɡræfɪkli/

Definitions of graphically

adverb relating to or in the form of a graph

Example Sentences

A1 The book explains the concept graphically with simple illustrations.

A2 The teacher used a graphically designed presentation to help students understand the topic.

B1 The infographic displayed information graphically for easy comprehension.

B2 The video game has stunning graphics that bring the world to life graphically.

C1 The data was analyzed and presented graphically in a detailed report.

C2 The artist's portfolio showcases their ability to represent emotions graphically through their work.

Examples of graphically in a Sentence

formal The data was presented graphically in the form of charts and graphs.

informal The game's graphics are amazing - everything is so graphically detailed.

slang I can't believe how graphically violent that movie was.

figurative He described the scene so graphically that it felt like I was there.

Grammatical Forms of graphically

• past tense: graphically
• plural: graphically
• comparative: more graphically
• superlative: most graphically
• present tense: graphically
• future tense: will graphically
• perfect tense: has graphically
• continuous tense: is graphically
• singular: graphically
• positive degree: graphically
• infinitive: to graphically
• gerund: graphically
• participle: graphically

Origin and Evolution of graphically

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'graphically' originated from the Greek word 'graphikos' meaning 'of or pertaining to writing or drawing'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'graphically' has come to be used to describe something presented in a visual or descriptive manner, especially in a detailed or vivid way.