portrayal
চিত্রাঙ্কন
definition
noun
a realistic portrayal of war
a depiction of someone or something in a work of art or literature.
translation of 'portrayal'
প্রতিকৃতিঅঙ্কন
noun
চিত্রাঙ্কন,
বর্ণনা,
প্রতিকৃতি অঙ্কন
example
The staff called Cheshire to complain because of the film's 'portrayal' of President Bush.
his 'portrayal' of the title character
a realistic 'portrayal' of war
The book has been inspiration for both Cavanagh's production and Dibblee's 'portrayal' .
Jones provides a trenchant 'portrayal' of a boy in desperate pursuit of his dreams.
This is the best way I can praise this lady for a super 'portrayal' .
In the title role, Campbell Scott gives a wonderfully compelling 'portrayal' .
Made in 1969, its 'portrayal' of the Korean war was a thinly disguised reference to the contemporaneous conflict in Vietnam.
Put simply, the David against Goliath scenario does not necessarily represent an accurate 'portrayal' of the real conflict.
Figure 5 is a 'portrayal' of what we think is occurring.
his 'portrayal' of the title character
William Shatner won for his 'portrayal' of Denny Crane in Boston Legal.
What saves the film, without doubt, is Ben Kingsley's 'portrayal' of Fagin, which is brilliant.
A little more delineation between the two sides of the character would have further advanced what was a fair 'portrayal' .
Audiences are delighted by her 'portrayal' of Brooks' crochety attitude.
He was best known for his 'portrayal' of fatherly roles in many TV dramas.
Michael Schultz showed less refinement in his 'portrayal' of William.
I had to cast aside my objections to the 'portrayal' of some stereotypes.
a realistic 'portrayal' of war
For years George Cole has delighted TV and film audiences with his 'portrayal' of cheeky conmen.
Without a doubt, Boys Don't Cry is the most devastating 'portrayal' of violence done to women I have ever seen in a film.
the media 'portrayal' of immigration
the media 'portrayal' of immigration
What they usually do, however, is to sterilise debate with caricatured 'portrayals' of evil, money-obsessed capitalists.
Stories of vengeance and realistic 'portrayals' of contemporary life came into fashion around this time.
Individuals and organizations like the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation have made much of the lack of positive 'portrayals' of gays in media.
This was known as the ' Jim Crow ' system, named after earlier caricature 'portrayals' of blacks.
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