Depict
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 158
de-pikt', v. To form a painting or picture of, portray: to represent in words, describe. [L. de and pingere, pictum, to paint, whence, )>ictura, picture.] — Depicture, -pik/chur, v [-TURED(-ehurd), -Turing.) To make a picture or painting of. Depilatory, de-pi Ka-to-rT, a. Having power to remove the hair and make bald. L. depilare, to strip of hair, de and pilus, hair.] feplete, de-plef, (Med.) To empty, as the ve els of the human system, by venesection; to exhaust the strength, vital powers, or resources of. [L. deplere, depletur" to empty out, de and plere, to fill.]-Deple'tion. Act of, etc. (Med.) Venesection: blood-letting. - Deple'tory, -to-rT, a. Calculated to deplete. Deplore, de-plor', [-PLOitED(-plord'), -plorino.] To feel or expre deep grief for; to weep, convey as tokens of grief, mourn, lament, bewail, bemoan. de and plorare, to cry out, wail, lament.] — Deplor'er, n. — Deplor'able, a. Pitiable; sad: calamitous; wretched.— Deplor'ablene ,n.—-Deplor'ably, atlr. Lamentably; miserably.
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