graphically

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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2026
graph•ic /ˈgræfɪk/USA pronunciation   adj. Also, ˈgraph•i•cal. 
  1. giving a clear and effective picture;
    vivid:a graphic account of the riots.
  2. relating to the use of diagrams, graphs, mathematical curves, or the like.
  3. of, relating to, or expressed by writing:graphic symbols.
  4. [before a noun] relating to graphic arts.

n. [countable]
  1. Fine Arta product of the graphic arts, as a drawing.
  2. Computinga computer-generated image or picture.
graph•i•cal•ly, adv.: graphically showing the destruction and disease in the war-torn region.See -graph-.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2026
graph•ic  (grafik),USA pronunciation adj. Also, graphi•cal. 
  1. giving a clear and effective picture;
    vivid:a graphic account of an earthquake.
  2. pertaining to the use of diagrams, graphs, mathematical curves, or the like;
    diagrammatic.
  3. of, pertaining to, or expressed by writing:graphic symbols.
  4. written, inscribed, or drawn.
  5. depicted in a realistic or vivid manner:graphic sex and violence.
  6. containing graphic descriptions:a graphic movie.
  7. Geology(of a rock) having a texture formed by the intergrowth of certain minerals so as to resemble written characters.
  8. Mathematicspertaining to the determination of values, solution of problems, etc., by direct measurement on diagrams instead of by ordinary calculations.
  9. of or pertaining to the graphic arts.

n. 
  1. Fine Arta product of the graphic arts, as a drawing or print.
  2. Computinga computer-generated image.
  • Greek graphikós able to draw or paint, equivalent. to gráph(ein) to draw, write + -ikos -ic; cognate with carve
  • Latin graphicus of painting or drawing
  • 1630–40
graphi•cal•ly, adv. 
graphi•cal•ness, graphic•ness, n. 
    1. striking, telling; detailed. See picturesque. 

-graphic, 
  1. a combination of -graph and -ic, forming adjectives corresponding to nouns ending in -graph: telegraphic.

graphic, +adj. 
  1. depicted in a realistic or vivid manner:graphic sex and violence.
  2. containing graphic descriptions:a graphic movie.

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