drawn

Meanings

• Verb

  Having been taken or pulled out, as a weapon or arrow from a quiver or a person from a crowd.

• Noun

  A representation or image produced by drawing, as with a pencil, pen, or brush.

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Pronunciation

1. [dɹɔn]
   
   
   
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Rhymes

Words rhyming with drawn
drawn , dawn , rawn , lawn , clown , town

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Variants

List of all variants of drawn that leads to same result
draw , drawn , draw a bead on , draw a blank , draw a line , draw on , draw straws , draw the line , draw upon , drawable , drawing , drawing a bead on , drawing a blank , drawing a line , drawing on , drawing straws , drawing the line , drawing upon , drawn a bead on , drawn a blank , drawn a line , drawn on , drawn straws , drawn the line , drawn upon , draws , draws a bead on , draws a blank , draws on , draws straws , draws the line , draws upon , drew , drew a bead on , drew a blank , drew a line , drew on , drew straws , drew the line , drew upon , drawn butter , drawn butters , long-drawn , long-drawn-out , horse-drawn , at daggers drawn , dagger , daggerlike , daggers , look daggers , looked daggers , looking daggers , looks daggers , stare daggers , stared daggers , stares daggers , staring daggers , draw away , drawing away , drawn away , draws away , drew away , draw back , drawing back , drawn back , draws back , drew back , draw down , drawing down , drawn down , draws down , drew down

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Etymology

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Old English drēanan; related to drēogan to drag, draw.

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Trivia

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1. The word 'drawn' is related to the word 'drag'.

2. In art, a drawing is often the starting point for a painting or sculpture.

3. The term 'drawn and quartered' was a medieval form of punishment in which the victim was cut into four pieces and then each piece was further quartered.

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Related Concepts

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1. Drawing: The act of creating an image using a drawing instrument, such as a pencil, charcoal, or pen.

2. Art: A visual form of expression that can include drawing, painting, sculpture, and other media.

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Culture

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In art, the term 'drawn' refers to a work that is created using a drawing instrument, such as a pencil, charcoal, or pen. In literature, 'drawn' can refer to a character or situation that is depicted or described in detail. In music, 'drawn' can refer to a sound that is drawn out or sustained for an extended period of time.

How to Memorize "drawn"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a pencil drawing a line on a piece of paper or imagine a person being pulled out of a crowd.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'drawn' with the image of a pencil drawing or a person being pulled out.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Draw a line, Drawn in time' to remember the meaning of 'drawn' as 'having been taken or pulled out'.

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