Synonyms for described
de·scribed

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1. describedadjective

   represented in words especially with sharpness and detail

   "the vividly described wars"

   Antonyms:
   undelineated

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1. List of paraphrases for "described":

   describes, outlined, outlines, depicted, description, referred, describe, explained, indicated, portrayed, listed, termed, exposed, mentioned, defined, presented, specified, describing, stated, qualified, identified, shown, detailed, discussed, contained, profiled, called

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1. John Maynard Keynes:

   Government machinery has been described as a marvelous labor saving device which enables ten men to do the work of one.

2. Sam Diedrich:

   If you had described the environment (at the start of the year) and asked people what they expected macro to do, I think people would have said 'quite well', the drivers for macro returns are really (the) ability to capture the trends that exist, so it's hard to predict that going forward, but a lot of the drivers that would seem very positive are setting up for this year again.

3. The Intercept:

   The source said that Ring employees at times showed each other videos they were annotating and described some of the things they had witnessed, including people kissing, firing guns, and stealing.

4. Agatha Christie, Appointment with Death:

   No country can be described as free- but each has different degrees of bondage.

5. Brett Kavanaugh:

   , } Accusers do not tend to fare well in word-on-word clashes. As I have described, skepticism of sexual violence complaints has shape-shifted over time. Yet it remains firmly lodged. The staying power of credibility discounting is a notable feature — perhaps even the dominant feature — of our response to rape.This may be changing. The #MeToo movement is challenging a societal default to doubt, and the past year has brought undeniable progress. Yet even as sexual misconduct complaints are met with newfound receptivity, it is worth noting that lone accusers continue to bear a special burden. ( It seems unlikely that Senate Republicans will ask the FBI to investigate two other accusers' reports against Brett Kavanaugh, or even that they will be asked to testify before Senate Judiciary Committee.) Many survivors of sexual violence are deterred by the likelihood of a swearing contest. But Ford — in the face of death threats — has agreed to appear before Senate Judiciary Committee. Senate Republicans walks into a.