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What does delinates mean?

"Delineates" is the third-person singular present tense of the verb "to delineate," which means:

* To describe something precisely: To clearly outline or define something, giving a detailed and accurate account of its features, limits, or boundaries.

* To trace the outline of something: To draw or mark the edges or boundaries of a shape or form.

* To portray in words or images: To depict something clearly and vividly.

Examples:

* "The contract delineates the responsibilities of each party." (describes precisely)

* "The artist delineates the figure with a sharp line." (traces the outline)

* "The author delineates the character's internal struggles." (portrays in words)

Remember: The word "delineates" implies a clear and detailed presentation of something.

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