Framing

/ˈfreɪmɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The process of constructing or shaping something, particularly in a structural or artistic sense.

The framing of the new building was completed ahead of schedule.

The way in which information or ideas are presented or portrayed.

The framing of the issue in the media can significantly influence public perception.

A structure that provides support or shape, often used in construction.

They installed wooden framing to support the walls of the house.

verb

To construct a frame for something.

She is framing her artwork to prepare it for the exhibition.

To formulate or express an idea or plan clearly.

It is important to frame your arguments logically to persuade others.

From the Old English 'framian', meaning to help or advance.

frame of reference

A set of criteria or stated values in relation to which measurement or judgments can be made.

in the frame

In consideration, being a candidate.

frame someone

To falsely implicate someone in a crime or wrongdoing.

frame

A rigid structure that surrounds or encloses something.

framer

A person who constructs or creates a frame.

framework

An essential supporting structure of a building or concept.

To trick someone by manipulating information.

He got framed for a crime he didn't commit.

To present an issue in a certain way to support a particular argument.

The politician framed the topic to gain more votes.