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delineated

[dih-lin-ee-ey-tid] / dɪˈlɪn iˌeɪ tɪd /










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Bezos has been more traditional, more delineated, like the crisp documents he famously wanted for discussions at Amazon’s meetings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps it’s because there hasn’t been such a brazenly political superhero film since “The Dark Knight” brilliantly delineated and predicted how our anxieties about international terror were dividing the country faster than we could imagine.

From Salon

In a lengthy preamble, the order delineated that early history through the shuttering of veterans’ housing in the 1970s to improper leases of veterans’ land that led to the two lawsuits.

From Los Angeles Times

Anyone that investigates this will find that the risks and benefits are already delineated.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s telling that he conceived of his scenes in clearly delineated horizontal bars that give sky, earth and the Danube River an unshakable, marble-like solidity.

From New York Times