English

Detailed Synonyms for outlined in English

outlined:

outlined adj

  1. outlined
  2. outlined
    – showing clearly the outline or profile or boundary 1
    outlined; defined
    – showing clearly the outline or profile or boundary 1
    • outlined adj
      • the setting sun showed the outlined figure of a man standing on the hill1
    • defined adj
      • hills defined against the evening sky1

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Alternate Synonyms for "outlined":


Related Definitions for "outlined":

  1. showing clearly the outline or profile or boundary1
    • the setting sun showed the outlined figure of a man standing on the hill1

outlined form of outline:

to outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)

  1. to outline
    to describe; to sketch; to outline
    • describe verb (describes, described, describing)
    • sketch verb (sketches, sketched, sketching)
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
  2. to outline
    to demarcate; to outline; to fence off; to mark out; to clearly define; to define; to map out; to fence in; to trace out; to fence
    • demarcate verb (demarcates, demarcated, demarcating)
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
    • fence off verb (fences off, fenced off, fencing off)
    • mark out verb (marks out, marked out, marking out)
    • clearly define verb (clearlys define, clearly defined, clearly defining)
    • define verb (defines, defined, defining)
    • map out verb (maps out, mapped out, mapping out)
    • fence in verb (fences in, fenced in, fencing in)
    • trace out verb (traces out, traced out, tracing out)
    • fence verb (fences, fenced, fencing)
  3. to outline
    to determine; to define; to outline
    • determine verb (determines, determined, determining)
    • define verb (defines, defined, defining)
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
  4. to outline
    to outline; to extract; to excerpt; to make an extract from; to exurpt; to make an excerpt from
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
    • extract verb (extracts, extracted, extracting)
    • excerpt verb (excerpts, excerpted, excerpting)
    • make an extract from verb (makes an extract from, made an extract from, making an extract from)
    • exurpt verb (exurpts, exurpted, exurpting)
    • make an excerpt from verb (makes an excerpt from, made an excerpt from, making an excerpt from)
  5. to outline
    – describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or summary of 1
    to outline; to sketch; adumbrate
    – describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or summary of 1
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
      • sketch the outline of the book1
      • outline his ideas1
    • sketch verb (sketches, sketched, sketching)
      • sketch the outline of the book1
    • adumbrate verb
  6. to outline
    – trace the shape of 1
    to outline; to delineate; limn
    – trace the shape of 1
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
    • delineate verb (delineates, delineated, delineating)
    • limn verb
  7. to outline
    – draw up an outline or sketch for something 1
    to draft; to outline
    – draw up an outline or sketch for something 1
    • draft verb (drafts, drafted, drafting)
      • draft a speech1
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)

Conjugations for outline:

present
  1. outline
  2. outline
  3. outlines
  4. outline
  5. outline
  6. outline
simple past
  1. outlined
  2. outlined
  3. outlined
  4. outlined
  5. outlined
  6. outlined
present perfect
  1. have outlined
  2. have outlined
  3. has outlined
  4. have outlined
  5. have outlined
  6. have outlined
past continuous
  1. was outlining
  2. were outlining
  3. was outlining
  4. were outlining
  5. were outlining
  6. were outlining
future
  1. shall outline
  2. will outline
  3. will outline
  4. shall outline
  5. will outline
  6. will outline
continuous present
  1. am outlining
  2. are outlining
  3. is outlining
  4. are outlining
  5. are outlining
  6. are outlining
subjunctive
  1. be outlined
  2. be outlined
  3. be outlined
  4. be outlined
  5. be outlined
  6. be outlined
diverse
  1. outline!
  2. let's outline!
  3. outlined
  4. outlining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

outline [the ~] noun

  1. the outline
    the circumference; the outline; the contour
  2. the outline
    the outline
  3. the outline
    the contour; the outline
  4. the outline
    the outline; the basic shape; the topic; the structure
  5. the outline
    the drawing; the outline; the marking
  6. the outline
    – a schematic or preliminary plan 1
    the outline; the scheme; the schema
    – a schematic or preliminary plan 1
  7. the outline
    – a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory 1
    the outline; the abstract; the synopsis; the precis
    – a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory 1
  8. the outline
    – the line that appears to bound an object 1
    the outline; the lineation
    – the line that appears to bound an object 1
  9. the outline
    – Worksheet data in which rows or columns of detail data are grouped so that you can create summary reports. The outline can summarize either an entire worksheet or a selected portion of it. 2
    the outline
    – Worksheet data in which rows or columns of detail data are grouped so that you can create summary reports. The outline can summarize either an entire worksheet or a selected portion of it. 2

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Related Definitions for "outline":

  1. a schematic or preliminary plan1
  2. a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory1
  3. the line that appears to bound an object1
  4. describe roughly or briefly or give the main points or summary of1
    • sketch the outline of the book1
    • outline his ideas1
  5. trace the shape of1
  6. draw up an outline or sketch for something1
  7. Worksheet data in which rows or columns of detail data are grouped so that you can create summary reports. The outline can summarize either an entire worksheet or a selected portion of it.2