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Used with adverbs:
"
The magazine was beautifully illustrated with amazing pictures."
(beautifully, attractively, handsomely, superbly, fully, richly)
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His report was neatly illustrated with charts and pictures."
(neatly, perfectly, brilliantly, nicely, clearly, vividly, effectively)
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The news report graphically illustrated the consequences of war."
(graphically, dramatically, powerfully, tragically)
Used with verbs:
"
The commercial attempted to illustrate the differences between the two products."
(attempted, tried, wanted)
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The statistics from the survey served to illustrate his point."
(served)
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The painting is intended to illustrate the gift of life."
(be + intended, be + designed)
Used with prepositions:
"
The magazine was heavily illustrated with photographs of beaches."
(with)
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The growth of the company can be illustrated by a simple pie chart."
(by, through, with)
Used with nouns:
"
The article fully illustrated his point."
(article, chart, data, diagram, display, drawing, example, experiment, photograph, report, results, story)
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The presentation helped illustrate the argument."
(argument, book, case, concept, difference, effect, example, extent, idea, importance, point, problem)