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Meanings of vivid picture in English
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Usage of vivid picture in English
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Their view of Red River Settlement in 1860 is a vivid picture.
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And again, she gives a vivid picture of war in four lines:
3
Hogg gives a vivid picture of his own adventures in this storm.
4
Overcome by the vivid picture he had drawn, Fanny took his hands.
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There is a vivid picture of democracy's greatest problem in that valley.
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Holland gives a vivid picture of Lincoln's reception of the exciting news.
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Those to Margaret Fell, especially, give a vivid picture of their progress.
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A vivid picture of life on the great cattle ranges of the West.
9
And I presume the young goose thought he had given a vivid picture.
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Nevertheless I shall forever retain the vivid picture imprinted on memory.
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Mr. Lincoln has left us a vivid picture of the situation.
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Today, St Luke gives a vivid picture never to be forgotten.
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He had drawn a vivid picture, and the instinct of self-preservation asserted itself.
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They add nothing but another vivid picture to the thoughts already dealt with.
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The scene of the Church's birth gives a vivid picture of its world-mission.
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Each book presents a vivid picture of some phase of this great industry.
This collocation consists of:
Vivid picture through the time
Vivid picture across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common