graphic
/ˈɡræfɪk/
noun
- A visual image, such as a picture, drawing, or diagram, especially in a computer or printed document.
- The website uses colorful graphics to attract visitors.
- The video game has amazing 3D graphics.
- I need to insert a graphic into my presentation.
adjective
- Relating to visual art, especially drawing, printing, or design.
- She works as a graphic designer for a magazine.
- The graphic arts include painting, drawing, and printmaking.
- He took a course in graphic communication to learn about visual storytelling.
- Describing something in very clear, vivid, and often shocking detail.
- The news report contained graphic images of the accident.
- The author gave a graphic description of the battle that made readers feel like they were there.
- Parents were warned that the movie had graphic violence.
- Relating to or produced by a graph or diagram.
- The graphic representation of the data made the trend easy to see.
- The teacher explained the math problem with a graphic on the board.
- We used a graphic chart to show the company's growth over five years.