illustrate
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definition
verb
the guide is illustrated with full-color photographs
provide (a book, newspaper, etc.) with pictures.
example
So let's look at another example as we explain and 'illustrate' the general method.
The pictures that so richly 'illustrate' the book are often of very great beauty.
Taleb uses this hypothetical experiment, and its results, to 'illustrate' a number of errors in thinking.
These results 'illustrate' that variation exists in maize for the impact of ploidy on gene expression.
Three examples can serve to 'illustrate' how a choice of ruler was made and the thinking behind the resources made available to him.
So I'm going to try again, this time with some charts to help 'illustrate' the jargon.
California's wine scene is one of the best examples to 'illustrate' diversity.
The charts which 'illustrate' the light curves of variable stars remind me of quilting charts.
One example will serve to 'illustrate' how comprehensive and penetrating his discernment is.
Rescorla uses network traces and clear diagrams to 'illustrate' the concepts introduced in the text.
All of this serves to 'illustrate' an extraordinary double standard that exists at the heart of public life.
I do hope that this election serves to 'illustrate' to everyone that it is not about them and how they can benefit with a modest tax cut here and there.
Clearly, this is a grossly simplified example but it serves to 'illustrate' how such a solution is very open to sabotage.
In her book, Postrel offers diverse examples and stories to 'illustrate' her concepts.
These results also 'illustrate' the problems faced by the Labour party.
This surely serves to 'illustrate' most clearly why a change is required - so few were the away wins this season, for the majority of teams.
Both books 'illustrate' the way the Suharto family exploited Indonesia.
The latest employment figures serve to 'illustrate' that little has been done.
Wars 'illustrate' the hatred between countries.
These results 'illustrate' the importance of examining for nonhistorical signals.
To 'illustrate' the Book of Ruth, Merian chose to represent Boaz and Ruth at the threshing floor.
This has been a massive success and the book sales 'illustrate' this.
a collection of pieces that 'illustrate' Bach's techniques
The cases of Lithuania, Uzbekistan, and Russia serve to 'illustrate' why this is the case.
This book is beautifully colourfully 'illustrated' by Edward Eaves and is lots of fun.
His website suggests that, as well as a career as a session musician (the musical equivalent of emptying ashtrays), he's started 'illustrating' children's books.
On a broader level, the book also 'illustrates' the way the trajectories of technological change cannot be taken for granted.
I clicked on an icon, triggering a flow chart that 'illustrated' their organizational relationship.
There are lengthy charts 'illustrating' the kind of rhetorical strategies used to enhance the literary appeal of the letter to its hearers.
The result perfectly 'illustrated' the difference that a millionaire can make to life in the English first division.
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