illustrate /ilˈə-strāt/

1. To elucidate and amplify by pictures, examples, etc
2. To provide or create pictures for (a book, etc)
3. To demonstrate, show clearly
4. To make bright, adorn (obsolete)
5. To enlighten (archaic)
6. To show in a favourable light (obsolete)
7. To give distinction or honour to (obsolete)

To provide an example, etc

1. Illustrious
2. Renowned

illˈustrated (or /-usˈ/) adjective

Having pictorial illustrations

An illustrated periodical

illustrāˈtion noun

1. The act of illustrating or process of being illustrated
2. Something that serves to illustrate
3. Exemplification
4. An example
5. A picture or diagram elucidating or accompanying text

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