graphically
using pictures or charts instead of only words
In a way that uses visual elements such as pictures, diagrams, or charts to show information.
in a very detailed and sometimes shocking way
In a very clear, detailed, and often shocking way, especially when describing violence, injury, or sex.
using a graph to show or solve something
In a way that uses a plotted graph or diagram to analyze or represent relationships between values.
- Base: graphically
- Plural: graphicallies
graphically depict [something]
1show in explicit detail
show something very clearly and in a shocking way
- The film graphically depicts the violence of the war.
- Some readers found the novel’s final chapter graphically depicting torture hard to finish.
- The game was criticized for graphically depicting injuries.
- The movie graphically depicts violence.
graphically describe [something]
1describe in shocking detail
describe something with very detailed (often shocking) words
- He graphically described the injuries, and the room fell silent.
- The report graphically described the conditions inside the prison.
- She refused to graphically describe what she had seen.
- The article graphically described the accident.
present [information] graphically
1show information with visuals
show data using charts or pictures
- The analyst presented the findings graphically to make trends easier to spot.
- Please present your survey results graphically, using a simple chart.
- The website presents pricing graphically with sliders and icons.
- I presented the results graphically.
- We can present the data graphically in a chart.
represent [something] graphically
1show by a graph or diagram
show something using a graph or diagram
- The function is represented graphically as a curve on the x-y plane.
- They represented the results graphically to compare the two groups.
- The relationship can be represented graphically or expressed as an equation.
- We represented the data graphically.