diagramed
Drawn with labels
Diagramed is the past tense and past participle of diagram, meaning to represent something in a schematic drawing or chart.
In American English, both diagramed and diagrammed are acceptable spellings: She diagramed the sentence to show its grammatical structure.
The single-m spelling is more common in American usage.
Simplified technical diagram
- flowchartDiagram showing workflow steps
- blueprintDetailed technical drawing
- chartData shown visually
- graphVisual data display
sketch · illustration · rendering · layout · outline · figure · plot · map
Recorded geographically
- parsedAnalyzed sentence structure
- broken downNo longer operational
- structuredArranged in organized form
- organizedSystematically arranged
categorized · classified · outlined · charted · plotted · systematized · deconstructed · segmented
schematic
Simplified technical diagram
graph · sketch · illustration · rendering · layout · outline · figure · plot · map · plan
mapped
Recorded geographically
- parsedAnalyzed sentence structure
- broken downNo longer operational
- structuredArranged in organized form
organized · categorized · classified · outlined · charted · plotted · systematized · deconstructed · segmented · dissected
step-by-step
In sequential stages
- assemblyConstructing from components
- procedurePrescribed sequence of actions
- guideLeader or instruction book
manual · directions · protocol · tutorial · how-to · walkthrough · setup · checklist · sequence · workflow
diagramednarrated
Told a story aloud
written out · stated · told · recounted · dictated
diagramedobscured
Made hard to perceive
muddled · obfuscated · confused · jumbled · disorganized
- wiring diagramsTechnical drawings of electrical connections
- Venn diagramSet intersection illustration
- flow diagramChart showing process steps
- tree diagramBranching hierarchical chart
- circuit diagramDrawing of electrical connections
- block diagramVisual of system components
diagram, diagrams, diagraming, diagrammatic, diagramming, diagrammed, diagrammatically