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Meanings of depicting in English

Catalan
representació
Spanish
representación

A representation by picture or portraiture.

representació
Usage of depicting in English
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More protesters could be seen outside carrying signs, including one depicting Gov.
News.com.au
2
Protesters plastered city squares with posters depicting the detainees as political prisoners.
Radio NZ
3
In it, I drew many sketches, depicting the lifestyle in prison camp.
Blood Brothers: A Medic's Sketch Book
4
Ergo Proxy - Another great anime series, depicting a post-apocalyptic far-future Earth.
Wired
5
Bush, depicting an emergency session of the United Cartoon Workers of America.
The new yorker
6
Paris is depicting the effort to rebuild ties as an incremental process.
Reuters
7
I must have ripped out hundreds of magazine pages depicting coveted items.
Swamp Bones
8
Cinematographer Yasu Tanida does a fine job depicting the desolate Texas landscapes.
Reuters
9
Particularly the tile and stained glass murals depicting historical scenes of Guatemala.
Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
10
George W. Bush, depicting education-related non sequiturs from his speeches... View Article
The new yorker
11
Nessa skips down to the tapestry depicting Paisly and points up, bouncing.
Ice Like Fire
12
Emwazi appeared in several Isis propaganda videos depicting the beheadings of hostages.
The Guardian
13
Third, a platter depicting Selene as an African queen with Helios nearby.
Song of the Nile
14
He built a church, adorned with pictures depicting the sufferings of Christ.
A History of the Moravian Church
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A second sarcophagus had been placed beside the woman, depicting a man.
Throne of Glass
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There were mural paintings, too, depicting great historic events of the past.
The Lost Continent
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Translations for depicting
Depicting through the time
Depicting across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common