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What part of speech is the word illustrated?
Illustrated can be a verb or an adjective depending how it is used. He illustrated the book. (V) or The illustrated works in this book are beautiful. (adj)
Is illustrate a pronoun?
No, the word illustrate is a verb (illustrates, illustrating, illustrated).
What are the adjectives in the illustrated cover was slick and shiny?
illustrated , slick , and shiny
Another word for excellent?
Superb is another word for excellent. Superb is another word for excellent.
What is another word for shake?
Another word for shake is "Tremble".
Does the word illustrated have a prefix?
No, because if you take the ill off of illustrated it would be ustrated ,and that's not a word.
When a target word appears in the text but is not illustrated on that page?
When a target word appears in the text but is not illustrated on that page?Answer
What part of speech is the word illustrated?
Illustrated can be a verb or an adjective depending how it is used. He illustrated the book. (V) or The illustrated works in this book are beautiful. (adj)
How do you spell illstated?
The word is spelled illustrated.
A sentence with the word illustrate?
I illustrated a painting with my bare hands.
How do you spell illrestrated?
The likely word is "illustrated" (drew, drawn, depicted).
Is illustrate a pronoun?
No, the word illustrate is a verb (illustrates, illustrating, illustrated).
What are synonyms of the word demonstrated?
showed presented displayed illustrated explained portrayed
Can you give me a sentence using the word profusely?
The medical textbook is profusely illustrated.
How do you spell illastated?
The correct spelling of the word is illustrated (gave an example, or told with images).
Is illustrated a verb?
No, the word illustrations is a noun, a plural noun. The verb forms are illustrate, illustrates, illustrated, and illustrating.
What are the adjectives in the illustrated cover was slick and shiny?
illustrated , slick , and shiny
