Similar words: describe, prescribed, inscribed, proscribed, prescribe, indescribable, scribe, ascribe. Meaning: [dɪ'skraɪb] 
adj. represented in words especially with sharpness and detail.
adj. represented in words especially with sharpness and detail. 
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61. She was described as being very clever.
62. She described her lover as 'perfect in every way'.
63. He described them as a virtuous and hard-working people.
64. The captain described the accident in the ship's log.
65. A ministry official described the report as groundless.
66. He described the report as 'rigorous and commonsensical'.
67. He described the process in detail .
68. He described the film as 'middle-class, bourgeois horseshit'.
69. He described what he had seen and heard.
70. They described the war zone as sheer hell.
71. Repeat the exercises described in the preceding section.
72. He has described the government as corrupt and incompetent.
73. So many writers have described the splendours of Venice.
74. The rainbow described an arc in the dark sky.
75. She described in detail their resisting the invaders.
76. She described her experiences in Africa very movingly .
77. He described the referendum as a one-horse race.
78. Her hand described a circle in the air.
79. The book described her sufferings in graphic detail.
80. The judge described the attack as an abominable crime.
81. Passenger services can best be described as skeletal.
82. Huck described his entire adventure on Cardiff Hill.
83. He described the picture as his most cherished possession.
84. She is often described as the second Marilyn Monroe.
85. The situation can be described, without exaggeration, as disastrous.
86. He described a journey through the infernal world.
87. He described in detail their fighting against the scoundrel.
88. He described finding his mother lying on the floor.
89. The prisoner described himself as a homeless wanderer.
90. Chris described in painstaking detail what had happened.
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