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Meanings of portrayed in English

Represented graphically by sketch or design or lines.

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She's actually quite different from the Svetlana as portrayed in the public.
The new yorker
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The welcome back, however, was far less emphatic than has been portrayed.
The Irish Times
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France's economy minister portrayed the move as an act of national betrayal.
Reuters
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Members took on aspect recently portrayed in Mr. Irvin's Tomato Surprise drawing.
The new yorker
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Long-term, monogamous, relationships are often portrayed as protective in HIV prevention campaigns.
Pubmed
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Attending university was portrayed as an essential step to long-term economic security.
The Guardian
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This decision was widely portrayed in the Israeli media as a snub.
Reuters
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Several groups also remain dissatisfied with how they're portrayed on the BBC.
BBC
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State television frequently portrayed the platform as evidence of Venezuela's engineering prowess.
Reuters
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Also read: EFF's Floyd Shivambu demands apology for being portrayed as racist
The South African
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Astrologically the triune Deity of the ancients portrayed the processes of Nature.
The God-Idea of the Ancients; Or, Sex in Religion
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Priests are portrayed in adoration of the crux ansata before phallic monuments.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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The company has portrayed Manley's appointment as the product of lengthy deliberation.
Reuters
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People often still see him as the thug he portrayed in Tsotsi.
The South African
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Family and friends have alleged Tarantino wrongly portrayed Lee as a caricature.
The Guardian
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But those problems are not as extreme as they are being portrayed.
The Irish Times
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