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Meanings of delineated in English

Portuguese
representado
Spanish
representado

Represented accurately or precisely.

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Usage of delineated in English
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Where possible, and available, family members were assessed and pedigrees were delineated.
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2
Therefore, the relationship between iron and viral infection is not well delineated.
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3
We can see this character delineated in the Epistle to the Ephesians.
Sermons Preached at Brighton / Third Series
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The commander-in-chief of the French armament is thus delineated by the bishop:-
Autobiographic Sketches
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The experience of the past delineated with pitiless fidelity the dreary scene.
The New Magdalen
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Randy delineated the changes he was going to make in the manual.
Wild Justice
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Then he delineated a long and painful path, amid rocks and water-courses.
The Last of the Mohicans
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The surrounding scenery was accurately delineated in a sketch taken by Mr.
The Journey to the Polar Sea
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Conclusion: Our analysis delineated a remarkably stable organization of cortical vestibular connectivity.
Pubmed
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The nodal volumes were delineated from the computed tomography simulation data set.
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In Raging Bull, Chapman delineated sharply the different areas of LaMotta's life.
The Guardian
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Two A. phagocytophilum lineages could clearly be delineated from the phylogenetic tree.
Pubmed
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The large sharp teeth, carefully delineated, seemed poised for a fierce snap.
The Book of Skulls
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The narrative voice in his books is an inventive one, richly delineated.
The Guardian
15
Illustrations show well-delineated colours in the peacock's streaks, stripes and eye spots.
The Guardian
16
Nobody-whiteor black-daredcross the clearly delineated borders into the Other's neighborhood.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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Translations for delineated
Portuguese
representado
Delineated through the time
Delineated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common