Graphically

/ˈɡræf.ɪ.kli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is represented or expressed by means of visual images, charts, or diagrams.

The data was presented graphically, making it easier to understand the trends.

In a vivid or explicit manner, especially referring to the depiction of explicit or violent subjects.

The documentary graphically depicted the effects of pollution on marine life.

In a way that can be easily visualized or imagined.

She described the scene graphically, allowing everyone to picture it in their minds.

From the word 'graphic', which originates from the Greek 'graphikos', meaning 'relating to drawing or writing'.

graphically speaking

When discussing something in a detailed or visual manner.

graphically illustrated

Presented with clear visual examples.

to depict graphically

To show or represent in a vivid way.

graphic

Relating to visual art or drawing.

graphics

Visual representations of data or images.

Visualization

The process of creating images or representations of data.

To describe something in a shocking or explicit manner.

He graphically described his wild night out.

To represent visually, often for effect.

She graphically depicted the concept in her presentation.