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portray verb act, adumbrate, characterize, convey a verbal image, convey an impression, delineate, depict, depingere, describe, detail, draw, express, give words to, illustrate, limn, outline, paint, particularize, present, recreate, report, represent, represent in words, reproduce, set forth, show, sketch, specify, stage, tell vividly See also: characterize, copy, delineate, denote, depict, describe, detail, draw, exemplify, imitate, impersonate, mock, pose, pretend, recite, recount, relate, render, reproduce, signify, tell How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Rather than dismissing these thinkers as portrayers of a "stark picture of bourgeoisie," Suzuki could have reflected on her own happy involvement with the capitalist mode of producing consumerist lifestyles. Matheson, the latest in a long line of JFK portrayers, does well in capturing the president's charisma and that nasal Harvard inflection. He is "one of the greatest portrayers of the individual human being in European Art - and therefore in the whole of painting. |
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