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graphically (iou) and blush 2, noun (oh)


graphically (iou)



graphically adverb. L16.
[from GRAPHIC adjective or -GRAPHICAL: see -ICALLY.]
As in a clear pictorial representation; in a vividly descriptive manner; so as to convey all (esp. unpleasant or unwelcome) details; clearly, unequivocally. L16.
D. W. Goodwin The..study makes this point graphically clear...Those who came back for booster sessions did better.
Orig., in the manner of Writing. Now, by means of or in respect of written signs. E17.
Oxford English Dictionary The verbs read and rede differ only graphically; in etymology and pronunciation they are the same word.
By means of drawing, painting, etc. rare. Only in M17.
By the use of diagrams, linear figures, or symbolic curves; by the construction of diagrams or graphs. L18.
Which Micro? You can..display figures graphically.

blush 2, noun (oh)



2 n
[C] the red colour on your face that appears when you are embarrassed
::Donald felt a blush warm his cheeks.
::She bent her head to hide her blushes.
at first blush
literary when first thought of or considered
::At first blush, this sounds like good news.
-see also spare sb's blushes at spare 2 (10)